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  • Stardust Flour (certified organic)

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    Introducing Stardust! Our new favorite flour for sandwich bread, you will love the versatility of this Hard White Winter Wheat. 
    • Class: Hard White Winter Wheat
    • Grown in: Alva, OK by 4 Generations Farms 
    • This is a Modern grain.  Learn more.
    • Available types: Whole Berry, Whole Wheat Flour, ‘00’ Flour  What is ’00’?
    • Protein: 13.5%
    • Flavor profile: Slightly malty, mild wheat flavor. 
    • We love it in: Breads (artisan and enriched) pastries, pizza, rolls 
      Remember! You don’t need a special recipeyou can use stone-milled flours in any recipe. If you find the outcome a bit dry, don't be afraid to increase the liquid in your recipe. Our flours are thirsty!

        Customer Reviews

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        Tom Caton
        Dependable

        I tend to stick with a product if it performs. I have not one complaint about the performance of Stardust. Does what I need it to do.

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        Kathleen
        Wonderful Flour for Bread

        I hadn't baked bread in over two years. I had used Barton Springs Mill flour before and loved it, so I was delighted to see they have a white wheat flour, which I prefer to red wheat. I bought the "00" version, and my oatmeal bread came out great! I plan to buy the whole wheat version in the very near future.

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        Tina Valdez

        Enjoy using it for my sourdough bread. You can definitely taste the freshness co.pared to store bought flour.

        It is great for pizza dough as well. Use often.

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        Mark Evans
        Great ‘00’ alternative for sourdough bread

        I usually make my two-loaf sourdough batch with 65-75% white flour (King Arthur or Bob’s). Acquired Stardust (and Tam 105) to experiment as substitutes. Used about 40% Stardust, 20% Tam 105, 15% organic white. The remainder Red Fife whole wheat. Mix was easy, hydration requirements (75%) about the same. Dough quality very smooth and extensible. Flavor excellent: nutty and wheaty, great crumb, chewy crust. Finished color was lovely. Can’t wait to open my Yecora Rojo and Butlers Gold for the next batch

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        Nancy Fairchild
        Great flour for sourdough bread!

        I love to mix 2/3 stardust with 1/3 whole wheat from Barton Creek Mill for the best and healthiest sourdough bread! The stardust is also wonderful in any cake or pizza dough recipes! The flavor is fantastic!

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        Tom Caton
        Dependable

        I tend to stick with a product if it performs. I have not one complaint about the performance of Stardust. Does what I need it to do.

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        Kathleen
        Wonderful Flour for Bread

        I hadn't baked bread in over two years. I had used Barton Springs Mill flour before and loved it, so I was delighted to see they have a white wheat flour, which I prefer to red wheat. I bought the "00" version, and my oatmeal bread came out great! I plan to buy the whole wheat version in the very near future.

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        Tina Valdez

        Enjoy using it for my sourdough bread. You can definitely taste the freshness co.pared to store bought flour.

        It is great for pizza dough as well. Use often.

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        Mark Evans
        Great ‘00’ alternative for sourdough bread

        I usually make my two-loaf sourdough batch with 65-75% white flour (King Arthur or Bob’s). Acquired Stardust (and Tam 105) to experiment as substitutes. Used about 40% Stardust, 20% Tam 105, 15% organic white. The remainder Red Fife whole wheat. Mix was easy, hydration requirements (75%) about the same. Dough quality very smooth and extensible. Flavor excellent: nutty and wheaty, great crumb, chewy crust. Finished color was lovely. Can’t wait to open my Yecora Rojo and Butlers Gold for the next batch

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        Nancy Fairchild
        Great flour for sourdough bread!

        I love to mix 2/3 stardust with 1/3 whole wheat from Barton Creek Mill for the best and healthiest sourdough bread! The stardust is also wonderful in any cake or pizza dough recipes! The flavor is fantastic!