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Mean while, here is some information about why you should by our flour.

Should I avoid enriched flour?

Enriched flour means longer shelf life, but potential weight gain for  you. When wheat is stripped of it’s natural minerals and nutrients,  such as germ and bran, your body no longer absorbs flour the way it  would absorb flour made from the wheat left in its entirety. Enriched  flour is absorbed as sugar and stored as fat …

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If it isn’t 100% whole wheat, bread can contain enriched flour,  which gives you a sugar spike and crash without any nutritional value.  Basically, enriched flour means nutrients are stripped from the bread.

Instead of being a slow process that gives you steady bursts of energy, your body breaks down enriched flour more quickly,  which typically raises blood sugar more quickly as well. This excess  blood sugar has to be metabolized by the liver, and if there’s an excess  of sugar, your body will store some of it as fat.