Graham flour : a study of the physical and chemical differences between graham flour and imitation graham flours / by J.A. Le Clerc and B.R. Jacobs.

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Main Author: Le Clerc, J. Arthur, 1873-
Corporate Authors: United States. Bureau of Chemistry, United States. Department of Agriculture
Other Authors: Jacobs, B. R. (Benjamin R.)
Format: Government Document Book
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Chemistry, 1913.
Series:Bulletin (United States. Bureau of Chemistry) ; no. 164.
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Table of Contents:
  • Origin of the term "Graham flour." pp. 7.
  • Definitions of Graham flour
  • Conditions of the trade. pp. 9.
  • Examination of Graham flour : Methods of obtaining samples
  • Methods of examining samples
  • General description of samples
  • Discussion of results of analyses. 13.
  • Comparison of samples from the same millers at different times. pp. 49.
  • Comparison of samples of imitation Graham flours. pp. 53.
  • General discussion on milling Graham flour. pp. 53.
  • Wheat meals, or improperly called whole-wheat flours. pp. 54.
  • Labeling of Graham flour. pp. 55.
  • Summary. pp. 56.
  • Definitions of milling and chemical terms used in this bulletin. pp. 57.