Jessica Badalana
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2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 5 Jun
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That's not a very satisfying answer though.
I I I realize so we're gonna get we're gonna get into it a little bit.
So when we talk about ash content, you know, we uh each flower has its own specifications for the ash content.
But the it it invites this bigger question of like what is ash content when we're talking about ash ash.
It's like I was hoping to get off easy.
Um and I'm gonna give the nickel version, which is, you know, when you take, and this is you know, in a controlled environment, you take flour, you burn the flour, what's left behind is the ash content, and that is represented as a percentage of the total amount of flour.
And that's the minerals left in a flour.
So the more refined the flour, the less ash contents.
So white.
Wheat flour, for example, is like 0.55% ash content.
And in France, that would be called like a T fifty five flour.
Whereas something like a whole wheat flour, because you know there's more to burn, there's more endosperm, that's going to be, you know, a higher percentage of ash after this burn.
So maybe like 1.5%, something like that.
So that's what we're talking about when we talk about ash content.
In France, they usually spec T45.
45, what they call T45 or T55 flower.
So 0.45% ash or 0.55% ash content flowers.
Here in the States, and when we're talking about the King Arthur flowers, you know, a 0.55 flower is going to be our all-purpose flower.
So the AP flower will give you great.
I mean, will it give you great result?
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