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What can I use this for. Is it good for bread or pasta?
 
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As far as I know, club wheat is always a soft wheat. So it's best for pancakes, cakes, etc. You can make bread with it, though. I made bread with a whole grain pastry flour one time and it was fine. Just don't expect super chewy bread with crunchy crust. I've also read that wheat tortillas were made with a soft wheat originally, so that might be something to try.
 
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Thank you. i was going to make bread but maybe tortillas is a better idea.
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