Is maize flour the same as cornmeal?
Not exactly, but they are very closely related. Here's the breakdown:
* Maize flour is a general term for flour made from maize (corn). It can be finely ground or coarsely ground, depending on the desired texture.
* Cornmeal is a specific type of maize flour that is coarsely ground. This gives it a rough, gritty texture.
So, all cornmeal is maize flour, but not all maize flour is cornmeal.
Here's a simple analogy:
* Maize flour is like the category "fruits."
* Cornmeal is like the specific fruit "apple."
Both terms refer to corn-based flour, but cornmeal is a specific type of maize flour.
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