All-purpose flour is finely ground wheat flour with a protein level between 9 and 12%. It is generally suitable for most baking applications and is the most flexible flour in the standard baking ingredient list. All-purpose flour is a white flour, made from the endosperm of the wheat only.
It contrasts with bread flour, which typically has 12-14% protein, and cake flour, which typically has 6-8% protein.

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Danish: hvedemel
English: FlourAP flour
French: Farine
German: Mehl
Kannada: Godi hitoo
Tamil: Godhumai mavu
Telugu: Goduma pindi
Wikidata ID: Q36465
Wikipedia title: Flour
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