There is sometimes some terminological confusion between whole meal and whole wheat (at least in the UK). Wholemeal flour is only 'wholemeal' if it is the product of grinding the whole grain. Whole wheat flour is a lesser product, and according to Wikipedia "In Canada, it is legal to advertise any food product as "whole wheat" with up to 70% of the germ removed."
Great video and information
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
There is sometimes some terminological confusion between whole meal and whole wheat (at least in the UK). Wholemeal flour is only 'wholemeal' if it is the product of grinding the whole grain. Whole wheat flour is a lesser product, and according to Wikipedia "In Canada, it is legal to advertise any food product as "whole wheat" with up to 70% of the germ removed."
I found this video very interesting. I never knew much about gluten before I saw this video.
Keep up the great work Javan.
the video on wheat is stopping after 1.3 minutes, so I am unable to see it it it's entirety.
Will try later for the free lesson.
Louise Blaschke
I've tested here, but all seems to work okay? Louise, I'll reach out to you privately to see what we can do.