Part 2: Milling Grain into King Arthur Flour

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A look at how our flour is made. Go inside flour mills to see how grain is turned into the highest quality flour. Learn about what sets King Arthur Flour apart from other flours.

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  • Green flour, that is, freshly ground flour, has a lot of moisture, so that one reason to age it. It also allows the flour to whiten naturally by oxidation. please check out our flour info page. - Yvette @ KAF

  • KAF flours are not stone ground. New milling methods have made this process no longer necessary. Milling heads are cooled so nutrition is not lost. JMD @KAF

  • @KingArthurFlour There are a few mills that grind with stone, but most of our flours are not stone ground. mary@ KAF

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  • The bakery I shop at [New Seasons in OR] uses your Artisan flour and makes the BEST breads in 3 counties. It was their breads that got me into baking bread, and introduced me to KA.

  • I have wheat and grind my own, but I LOVE KA Flour, too!! The best, by far!

  • What is frour aging?

  • Are all of the KAF flours stone ground?

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