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Soy Flour

Legumes and Legume Products

Soy flour is a fine, protein-rich flour made by grinding dried, roasted soybeans, most often after the natural oil has been removed to produce a defatted product similar to other soybean meal derived ingredients. It is used as a wheat flour substitute or supplement in baking and in gluten-free cooking, valued mainly for its high protein content compared with cereal flours. Soy flour sits alongside other soybean-derived staples such as defatted soybean meal, used as a protein source in animal feed, and textured vegetable protein, used as a meat substitute.

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Soybeans 1
Soy Flour
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Soybean, Ingredients

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Soybean, Ingredients

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Nutribun, Dishes
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1. Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 Annex II, Substances or Products Causing Allergies or Intolerances
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Nutribun (Wikipedia)
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Whole wheat flour, non-fat dried milk powder, soy flour, iodized salt
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