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Stop buying these at the store. 6 flours you can make at home

Absolutely! Here are 6 flours you can stop buying at the store—because they’re easy to make at home, more affordable, and often fresher and healthier:

1. Oat Flour

What you need: Rolled oats or quick oats
How to make:

  • Add oats to a blender or food processor.
  • Blend until it reaches a fine, powdery consistency.
  • Sift for a smoother flour if desired.

Great for cookies, pancakes, muffins, and gluten-free baking.

2. Almond Flour

What you need: Blanched almonds (skins removed)
How to make:

  • Pulse in a food processor until finely ground.
  • Don’t over-blend or you’ll end up with almond butter.
  • Sift to remove larger bits.

Perfect for keto baking, macarons, and gluten-free goodies.

3. Rice Flour

What you need: White or brown rice
How to make:

  • Rinse and dry rice thoroughly.
  • Blend in small batches until powdery.
  • Sift for smoothness.

Common in Asian cooking, gluten-free recipes, and thickening sauces.

4. Chickpea Flour (a.k.a. Besan or Garbanzo Bean Flour)

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