5 Stagioni Pizza Morra Extra Virgin Wholewheat Flour
£32.39
Energy value: 331 kcal – 1400 kj
Protein: 14 g
Carbohydrate: 61 g
Fat: 1,5 g
Fibers: 8.7 g
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Description
Whole-wheat fine grain flour cleaned from the flaws of the teguments (woodiness and musty smell).
Whole-wheat fine grain flour cleaned from the flaws of the teguments (woodiness and musty smell), which preserves all the good parts of wheat. It combines an intense delightful sweet flavour with balanced technical characteristics for traditional kneading. Used partially with other flour, it adds extra flavor to the traditional dough. Used alone, 100% in direct or indirect dough, it makes it possible to make all kinds of pizza: classic round, Neapolitan, “in pala”.
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NUTRITIONAL FACTS (100 GR)
Energy Value: 335 Kcal - 1857 Kj
Protein: 18
Carbohydrate: 40
Fat: 18
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