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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Indian-American household. We have so much rice, beans, lentils, various kinds of flour, various kinds of cooking oils, spices, salt, sugar, canned and frozen goods as a matter of routine that we can probably survive for months. We are also cook-from-scratch kind of people - so that helps. [/quote] Previously-poor American from the deep south here. Me too except for the "various kinds of flour" ...so curious about that.. plan to google later.[/quote] Not PP but in our pantry at the moment: All-purpose flour Bread flour Whole wheat flour Almond flour Corn flour Self-rising flour Etc. [/quote] Thanks! I asked the question and I will ask another. What do you do with all that flour? We make pancakes and waffles. That's it. Am I missing something? (quick and easy that the kids will eat?)[/quote] All-purpose flour - most frequently used Bread flour - for bread Whole wheat flour - for bread Almond flour - for amazing chocolate almond cakes Corn flour - for cornbread Self-rising flour - for yogurt bagels Aside from the AP the rest are all small bags/containers. [/quote]
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