Why does Wondra mix into gravy, sauce, etc. so much more smoothly than normal flour?

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Why does Wondra mix into gravy, sauce, etc. so much more smoothly than normal flour?

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Anonymous 0 Comments

Per Martha Stewart: Unlike other types of wheat flour, Wondra flour has been pre-steamed and dried, going through a process called pregelatinization, which creates a super fine powder and prevents lumps from forming when mixed with liquids or used in batters for certain baked goods. Instead, it instantly dissolves like magic.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Protip, mix your flour with a bit of water before you put it in and you’ll get no lumps. Or make a roux beforehand