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Facts About Flour – The Grist On Wheat Flour

20 May 24/in Features, Health and Food

Traditionally, wheat was a protein and vitamin-packed staple chiefly used for grinding into flour and making bread. Theresa Sjรถquist investigates how it is grown and processed in New Zealand today and details its composition and effects on our health.

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Theresa Sjรถquist is an author, speaker and freelance writer based at Port Albert. www.theresasjoquist.com

Tags: Food labelling, health, Safe food
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