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Fortune Maida / Refined Wheat Flour 500 g
Maida- - Maida, also known as refined wheat flour, is a finely milled flour used extensively in Indian cooking. - Its soft texture and ability to create light, fluffy textures make it ideal for baked goods like cakes, pastries, and bread. - However, maida lacks the fiber and nutrients found in whole wheat flour due to its refining process. - It's commonly used in restaurants and households for making delicacies like naan, samosas, and biscuits. - While delicious, maida should be consumed in moderation due to its lower nutritional content compared to whole wheat flour. Disclaimer: Despite our attempts to provide you with the most accurate information possible, the actual packaging, ingredients and color of the product may sometimes vary. Please read the label, directions and warnings carefully before use.