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Mulino Marino Organic Type 0 Manitoba-Style Furia Flour
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Mulino Marino Type "0" organic Manitoba-style "Furia" flour is milled from selected organic Italian wheat for panettone, pandoro, colomba and Italian traditional enriched breads. Mulino Marino has achieved a blend of grains after years of trials with select farmers in the Oltrepò Pavese and Tuscia regions of Italy to produce an organically grown Italian blend with very high naturally occurring (16.00%) protein and extensibility characteristics of Canadian Manitoba.
The name Manitoba derives from the Aboriginal people of the Canadian region of Manitoba. This flour has the special characteristic of forming a very high quantity of gluten during the kneading and cooking of bread. In Italy, Manitoba flours are often mixed in with Italian-produced flours in order to obtain a specific strength of dough - this blending process is carried out directly in the mills but this pure Manitoba type 0 is 100% pure and is perfect for getting really fabulous results for your panettone.
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