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Pain Complet
Pain Complet is a whole wheat (wholemeal) type bread. It is made with a mix of both French flour type 55 (white bread flour) and type 80 (wholewheat flour).

It has a medium-fine crumb.

It is not the same as "pain intégral", whose flour is totally whole wheat flour.

Storage
Freezes well.

Also called: Pain complet (French)


See Also
French Breads, French Flours

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