flour, extraction rate
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flour, extraction rate The yield of flour obtained from wheat in the milling process. A 100% extraction (or straight‐run) is wholemeal flour containing all of the grain; lower extraction rates are the whiter flours from which progressively more of the
bran and
germ (and thus B vitamins and iron) are excluded, down to a figure of 72% extraction, which is normal white flour. ‘Patent’ flours are of lower extraction rate, 30–50%, and so comprise mostly the
endosperm of the grain. See also
bread.
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