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flour

[flouuhr, flou-er] / flaʊər, ˈflaʊ ər /




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Acai has been a savory staple in the Amazon for centuries, eaten as a thick paste alongside fish and manioc flour.

From Barron's

“Nope. Only flour and butter, babes. Any sugar was for the yeast, and they’ve done their work and eaten it all up.”

From Literature

Brendan said he had met several men who remembered working there when they were boys, with one specifically remembering an old man sitting by a fire darning sacks which they carried corn and flour in.

From BBC

“People made flour with it, cooked with it, roasted it, or boiled it,” he says.

From Salon

In Iguowan, a village of about 300 people, members are saving up for a new cassava grinding machine so they can more easily make -- and sell -- flour.

From Barron's