Is Durum Just Wheat? The Key Differences Between This Special Grain and Common Flour
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Durum wheat, scientifically known as *Triticum durum*, is the second most cultivated species of wheat globally, yet many mistake it for common flour. In reality, this ancient grain is a hard, high-protein species of wheat with a distinct genetic makeup and unique properties that set it apart from its common relative.
