Flour Milling Questions
Why stone milled flour?
Stone milling flour keeps all 3 parts of the wheat berry in the flour - the bran, germ and endosperm. The germ and bran are often removed during the traditional milling processes to increase the flour's shelf life. Removing these two parts, removes a large portion of the flour's nutrients.
Why is Sandhill Mill's flour more a darker color than store-bought flour?
Here at Sandhill Mill, we stone-mill our flour, keeping the bran and germ with the flour. The bran and germ add the beautiful brown-tint and robust nutrients to our flours.
How do I store freshly milled flour?
Fresh milled flour will keep for several months in the cupboard or other cool, dark place. We recommend purchasing in small quantities frequently to ensure the freshest, most flavorful and aromatic flour.
What is the difference between whole wheat flour and all-purpose flour?
Whole wheat flour is just that - all three parts of the wheat berry are in the flour. 

All-purpose flour is typically sifted and lighter in color because much of the bran has been removed from the flour. To qualify as whole grain or whole wheat flour, no more than 2% of the total weight of the wheat berry or 10% of the bran can be removed from the flour.
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