WordNet
n. flour made by grinding the entire wheat berry including the bran; (`whole meal flour' is British usage) [syn: graham flour, graham, whole meal flour]
Usage examples of "whole wheat flour".
For the coarse rye flour and whole wheat flour most of the population used for everyday purposes, the slow process of sourdough served to make the bread more easily digestible.
For instance, she taught me to bake biscuits using whole wheat flour.
Alicia demanded we bring whole wheat flour so she could bake bread.
I use egg whites to make it fluffy and whole wheat flour to make it chewy, plus nuts and raisins, and vanilla sauce.
A sixth bag, unpacked: boxes of cereal, bags of whole wheat flour and sugar, sausages, smoked meats and fish, spaghetti, tea, a jumbo mocha-colored can of deluxe-grade Colombian coffee.