Whole wheat flour is the consequence of grinding whole grain. In this way, the material we obtain will have a much darker and more intense color. This procedure will also allow us to obtain a flour that maintains its properties much better.
Some of our products are made with whole wheat flour, which is the case with whole-grain curls.
Nutritional Value of Wheat Flour
Wheat is a food rich in carbohydrates, although it also contains to a lesser extent proteins, fats, minerals and a considerable contribution of vitamins, specifically A, B-3 and B-9.
Another of the most particular characteristics of wheat grain is its low water supply. This uniqueness with respect to other foods allows the flour to be preserved very easily.
On the other hand, wholemeal flour, in addition to having a lower glycemic index, provides a greater amount of nutrients, although it contains more fat than white.
Magnesium, calcium, potassium or fiber are other components that make wheat flour a complete food. These characteristics make wheat flour among the healthiest types of flour.
• Bread flour
• Self-rising flour
• Enriched flour
• Whole-wheat flour
• Whole-wheat bread flour
• Graham flour
• Durum flour
• Semolina flour
• Kamut flour
• Amaranth flour
• Barley flour
• Buckwheat flour
• Corn flour
• Cornmeal
• Legume flours
• Millet flour
• Oat flour
• Potato flour
• Quinoa flour
• Rice flour