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Vendor:King Arthur
Hi Gluten Flour - Sir Lancelot 50lb
Regular price $39.16Regular priceUnit price per -
Vendor:General Mills
All Trumps Flour - High Gluten (Unbleached, Unbromated)
Regular price $37.57Regular priceUnit price per -
Vendor:Bakers Authority
Organic Bread Flour 5LB (10-11.5% protein)
Regular price $8.94Regular priceUnit price per$8.78Sale price $8.94
Since 1917, Baker's Authority has been distributing over 6,000 commercial and home bakery products. Choose from our huge selection of artisan bread flours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Artisan Flour?
- Artisan Flour is a high-quality type of flour typically used for making artisan bread. It is characterized by its higher protein content compared to regular Unbleached White All-Purpose flour, allowing for a sturdier and chewier loaf structure that is often preferred in artisan bread making.
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Who are the vendors for your Artisan Flour products?
- We work with a variety of vendors to provide the best quality Artisan Flour. This includes Bakers Authority and King Arthur, among others.
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Is the Artisan Flour bleached or unbleached?
- Our Artisan Flour is unbleached and unbromated, keeping it in a more natural state and ensuring you get the best quality product for your baking needs.
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What is Artisan Flour made of?
- Artisan Flour is made from wheat. The higher protein content is a result of the specific type of wheat and processing methods used. The process ensures that the flour retains its natural nutrients and has a strong protein structure, suitable for artisan bread making.
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What type of flour is best for artisan bread?
- Artisan Flour is considered the best type of flour for making artisan bread due to its higher protein content. The high protein content provides a strong gluten network which results in a better rise and chewier texture, both characteristic of artisan bread.
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How do I choose Artisan Flour?
- When choosing Artisan Flour, look for labels that say 'unbleached' and 'unbromated.' Also, consider the protein content, as a higher protein content is usually preferred for artisan bread making. The choice may also depend on the specific vendors or brands you prefer.