Reply With Quoteww stands for whole wheat. you can find it in regular grocery stores (as well as natural food/nutrition stores). no need to apologize - if you don't ask, ya won't know.
what is WW flour?
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- 05-18-2004, 02:05 PM #1Registered User
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what is WW flour?
Sorry....probably sounds like a dumb question. I see it in a lot of recipies and I would like to know what it is and where you get it!
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I prefer to buy it in a natural food store so that I can get the 100% stoneground ww instead. You can't typically find that in the regular grocery store.
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