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Offline thezaman

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Re: Review: Central Milling Type 00 "Normal" Flour
« Reply #20 on: June 09, 2012, 12:21:13 AM »
 john, beautiful pizzas!! i like your evaluation that it tastes like american flour. i have often thought that the caputo just has a different taste. i think i will stick to the bay state organic bread when i change up my crust. i think it is really close in its absorption to caputo.
  oh those were all cooked in your p70 yes!!! if so that is the little oven that could!

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Re: Review: Central Milling Type 00 "Normal" Flour
« Reply #21 on: June 09, 2012, 07:59:59 AM »
These pies look awesome.. I just ordered a bag through a local wholesaler for $36!

What a steal! Let us know how it works for you.

John

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Re: Review: Central Milling Type 00 "Normal" Flour
« Reply #22 on: June 09, 2012, 08:02:25 AM »
john, beautiful pizzas!! i like your evaluation that it tastes like american flour. i have often thought that the caputo just has a different taste. i think i will stick to the bay state organic bread when i change up my crust. i think it is really close in its absorption to caputo.
  oh those were all cooked in your p70 yes!!! if so that is the little oven that could!

Thanks Larry. I have a bag of the Bay State Contadino 00 coming in and hope to do a review here. I had a small test bag a few months back and it performed much more in line with Caputo than the CM 00. Nicky Giusto made it clear that the CM is not a clone - it is meant to perform the same in some ways, but not be a direct clone of Caputo. The Contadino however is aiming to be a clone.

John


 



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