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10x Farina Molino Caputo Pizzeria Pizza Flour 1kg sold by VW360

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My favourite pizza (and Italian bread) flour... usually hard to get under £2.50 a kg....



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CAPUTO are the producer of Italy's most acclaimed pizza flour, internationally recognised as the gold standard for creating classic Neapolitan pizzas. Italy 's leading miller has been producing flour in Naples for professional chefs since 1924 with Caputo famously being the flour of choice for master pizzaiolas throughout Naples and beyond.

This premium quality Pizzeria Flour is the ideal choice for a light and perfectly risen pizza and the No 1 flour for your home or pizza oven.

Made with 100% superior soft wheat and without additives or preservatives, Type “00” flour is a very fine grind of flour that has many other uses.

The elastic gluten and soft starch promote the formation of dough with excellent hydration, light, perfect rise and meet the needs of the best pizza masters. Ideal for the classic Neapolitan Pizza.

Suitable for vegetarians

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  1. 89quidyoucantgowrong's avatar
    This is the go-to pizza flour for most authentic pizzerias, being '00' finely milled and 13% protein.

    I experimented with Caputo and Marriages Manitoba from Costco for both pizza and bread making. At the time, I think I was able to buy a 16kg sack of Caputo for £15, while the Marriages Manitoba was about £11 around eight years ago.

    My conclusions were that the Caputo was noticeably better for pizza dough and wider research seems to confirm that this will be down to the finer '00' milling making it more able to absorb water. The Manitoba flour was far superior for bread making, which I put down to the higher (15%) protein content. Given the marginal improvement of Caputo for pizzas and the vast difference in bread making, I decided to exclusively use the Manitoba, which is now about £17 for a 16kg sack in Costco.

    If anyone is interested, you can buy 16kg sacks of Caputo in Bookers, which are likely to work out cheaper than this Amazon deal if you can get through 16kg in around 6 months and you have the space for storage.
    Bread's avatar
    I had good experience using the 'yellow' (superiore) Caputo with Marriage's Manitoba for pizza dough, which also made lovely bread after long fermentation with yellowish hue to the crumb. Personally I find manitoba 'too strong' for my own liking on it's own at least but I haven't done extensive testing on the subject.
  2. kkvn's avatar
    Most of this is just a mix of European flour spread with lot of pesticide. Better get some proper UK bread flour. W360 no point.
    avid.fan's avatar
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    ...I stand corrected. I must have misread all those articles about how EU banned pesticides have been allowed back in the UK thanks to our Brexit 'freedoms'...
  3. michael.fitzpatrick's avatar
    What is the difference than using a good British or Irish 00 flour than Itailian
    wdh's avatar
    00 is the milling grade and has absolutely nothing to do with any other qualities of the flour. (Very finely milled, almost all bran extracted.) There are different 00s produced for cake, pasta, etc…
    Flour is ridiculously complicated when you start looking into it. There’s actual strength (apart from protein content), extensibility, enzyme content, taste (and the myriad things that influence it)… It is a VERY deep rabbit hole!
    This stuff works really well for real pizzas. Nuff said.
  4. Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    Has anyone had this previously delivered by Amazon?

    Considering they struggle to deliver a box of biscuits in tact, I'm just a little apprehensive about the sheer mess that may get dumped at my doorstep if they send 10kg of flour in one flimsy box with a bit of brown paper inside as protection!
    avid.fan's avatar
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    I've had it about 5+ times...never had an issue - always packed tightly together in cling film/celophane, inside a box. Never had any rips/spillages.
  5. Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    The same seller also do 6 x 1kg bags on S&S @ £12.24 if that helps anyone?
    (yes a little more expensive @ £2.04/kg rather than £1.80/kg but it may suit those with less space/need)
    amazon.co.uk/Far…1-6
  6. AndyKazama's avatar
    My local pizza shop uses Caputo in its adversiting saying it's the best pizza flour (and we should Google it if we didn't know )

    Is it true?
    Jalal_Mohammed's avatar
    Absolutely it's the best. Having been to naples recently it's what's most commonly used there too
  7. Tendr's avatar
    The best pizza flour
  8. Korg7's avatar
    Where can I get 1 bag of this? Don't have the space for multiple
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