flour
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- noun
- /flaʊər/
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- So I have wheat flour, cake flour, sugar, salt water.
- wheat flour
- white flour
- bread flour
It's got bean flour also almond flour, coconut flour.
- It's got bean flour also almond flour, coconut flour.
- I, I switched from white flour to whole wheat flour.
- By the way, you can find this exact flour in any Whole Foods.
- I'm going to make my low carb pancakes, a bit of coconut flour, psyllium house.
Examples
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Beat in the sugar and vanilla, then stir in the flour until well mixed.
Fiction book (1993) -
Stern watches a truck being unloaded of bags of flour, rice, and other supplies.
Fiction book (1993) -
In one part we add the sugar and the flour needed.
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Did you use cake flour this time, wife?
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Get out your flour, Sugar, and eggs.
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You could look right through them and see sugar, flour, coffee, and tea bags.
Fiction book (1990) -
By the way, you can find this exact flour in any Whole Foods.
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It's just four ingredients, flour, water, salt and yeast.
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I had been baking, and flour dusted the front of my shirt and the tops of my shoes.
Academic text (2011) -
To make the perfect cake, start by sifting the flour into a large bowl.
Compounds
A type of flour not passed through a sieve that has small clumps and makes baked goods heavier
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Flour comes from an old French word fleur and is related to the English word flower. fleur meant 'the finest part', so people used it for the soft, white powder from grain that we use in baking.