Aurum Soft Wheat Flour Type 2

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The Product in Brief:

✓ Soft wheat type 2

✓ Slow and light stone grinding

✓ 100% Italian

✓ Recommended for round pizza, bread and leavened desserts

✓ Keep in a cool, dry place

Type 2 soft wheat flour from Italian Agriculture, stone ground.
Recommended for medium-leavened round pizza on a plate, high-hydration pan pizza, leavened desserts, bread, medium-leavened biga.

Storage: Keep the product in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
Once opened, the product deteriorates rapidly. Please refer to the instructions on the label.

Cultivation Area: Rovigo/Ferrara

Nutritional information per 100g

Energy 336 kcal-1420 kj Fats 1.8g of which saturated fatty acids 0.1g Carbohydrates 65.5g of which sugars 1.1g Proteins 13.5g Fibers 6.0g Salt 0.005g

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