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Health Tip: Can’t Eat Wheat Flour?
By LadyLively on January 6, 2015
If you can’t eat wheat flour, there’s a wide variety of alternatives available.
The American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics suggests:
- Almond flour, potato flour, rice flour or rye flour.
- Amaranth flour, ground from the ancient seed.
- Soy flour or flaxseed flour.
- Oat flour, barley flour or buckwheat flour.
- Spelt flour, made from an ancient grain that’s related to wheat.
- Sorghum flour, made from the antioxidant-rich grain.
Source: HealthDay
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