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\"\"<\/a>Refined cereal that is made from wheat that has been ground and sifted.<\/p>\n

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Finely ground meal commonly made from wheat or other grain, used as cereal and flour.<\/p>\n

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The term “flour” typically refers to a finely ground powder made from wheat, which is commonly used in baking and cooking. Additionally, the term can also refer to a starch that is derived from nuts, roots, or similar sources, and is utilized as a key ingredient in a variety of culinary applications.<\/p>\n

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The term “farina” generally refers to the fine meal that is produced from cereal grains or starchy roots, such as cassava. Additionally, “farina” is the name of a cereal product made from wheat other than the durum type.<\/p>\n

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Refined cereal that is made from wheat that has been ground and sifted. Finely ground meal commonly made from wheat or other grain, used as cereal and flour. The term “flour” typically refers to a finely ground powder made from wheat, which is commonly used in baking and cooking. 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