How does cake flour smell compared to flour?
Cake flour has a very subtle, almost sweet smell, compared to all-purpose flour. This is because cake flour is milled from softer wheat varieties and has a lower protein content, resulting in a finer texture and a slightly different aroma.
Here's a breakdown:
* All-purpose flour: Has a slightly earthy, slightly starchy smell.
* Cake flour: Has a very subtle, almost sweet, slightly nutty smell.
However, the difference in smell is very subtle and may not be noticeable to everyone.
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