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This 19th century bread flour was the favorite of French bakers for generations. Breads from Rouge de Bordeaux have a rich, nutty flavor with aromas of cinnamon and baking spice. It can be used as bread flour in any recipe.
I bought this flour to make sourdough bread for my friend with gluten sensitivities. I used 350g RdB with 150g Red Fife. I also used the RdB to maintain the starter. She LOVES the taste and has had 0 issues. First time she’s been able to eat real bread in years.
Great Flour
I recently went to a sour dough pizza making class at Barton Springs Mill and I cannot say enough wonderful things about it. I have been telling all my friends. It's more that the amazing teachers. The actual flour is the best/hearthiest flour that you can buy in the US. Commercial mills don't use the whole wheat berry and we all lose because thats were all the nutrients are. Rouge de Bordeaux Flour was just ONE of the many flours they offer and they are all wonderful! Worth every penny.
I love the flavor whole grain Rouge de Bordeaux gives my loaves, but I find that having too much of it mixed in with the regular bread flour interferes with the crumb.
My go to, no complaints from any friends or relatives, they all ask for more.
I bought this flour to make sourdough bread for my friend with gluten sensitivities. I used 350g RdB with 150g Red Fife. I also used the RdB to maintain the starter. She LOVES the taste and has had 0 issues. First time she’s been able to eat real bread in years.
Great Flour
I recently went to a sour dough pizza making class at Barton Springs Mill and I cannot say enough wonderful things about it. I have been telling all my friends. It's more that the amazing teachers. The actual flour is the best/hearthiest flour that you can buy in the US. Commercial mills don't use the whole wheat berry and we all lose because thats were all the nutrients are. Rouge de Bordeaux Flour was just ONE of the many flours they offer and they are all wonderful! Worth every penny.
I love the flavor whole grain Rouge de Bordeaux gives my loaves, but I find that having too much of it mixed in with the regular bread flour interferes with the crumb.
My go to, no complaints from any friends or relatives, they all ask for more.



