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Maida Flour

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Sheldon Pinto
Manufacturer, Distributor, Exporter, Wholesaler, Startup — Mumbai Suburban · Replies in ~24–48 hours
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MOQ: 1 Kilogram
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Origin: India
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Minimum order
1 Kilogram
HSN Code
1102
Origin
India
Lead time
On request
Port of dispatch
On request
Packaging
Standard export packaging
Shelf life / storage
As per product specification
Export markets served
Global markets
Ability to customise
As per OEM brief
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Company Sheldon Pinto
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Sheldon Pinto

Registered address: Mumbai Suburban, India.

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Less than $50,000
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Product details

Origin: Widely used in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and surrounding regions.


Processing: Made by refining wheat, stripping away bran and germ, leaving only the endosperm.


Texture & Color: Very fine, soft, and white in appearance.


Common Uses: Naan, paratha, samosas, biscuits, cakes, pastries, and fried snacks.


Nutritional Profile: Low in fiber, vitamins, and minerals due to heavy processing; high in simple carbs.


Health Notes: Frequent consumption is linked to weight gain, high blood sugar, and lower nutrient intake.


Alternatives: Whole wheat flour, atta, multigrain flours, or all-purpose flour depending on recipe.

Description provided by Sheldon Pinto.

Very fine, soft, and smooth

Bright white

South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal)

Refined by removing bran and germ

Naan, paratha, samosas, cakes, pastries, biscuits, fried snacks

Low in fiber, vitamins, minerals; high in simple carbohydrates

Typically 6-12 months when stored in a cool, dry place

Available in bulk sacks and retail packaging suitable for food manufacturers and retailers

Specifications
Flour Type
Refined wheat flour
Protein Content
Typically 8-10%
Moisture Content
Below 14%
Ash Content
Low, due to removal of bran
Particle Size
Very fine, micronized
Intended Culinary Application
Leavened and unleavened breads, confectionery, fried snacks
Storage Conditions
Store in dry, cool environment away from moisture and pests
Use cases
Category
Food Ingredients > Flours & Meals > Wheat Flour > Refined Wheat Flour
Primary application
Brand
Not specified
Product type
Product
Logistics & handling
Lead time
On request
Packaging
As per buyer requirement
Storage condition
As recommended by supplier
Origin
India
Form
As listed by supplier
Commercials Sheldon Pinto
Minimum order
1 Kilogram
Lead time
On request
Payment terms
As per negotiated commercial agreement
Frequently asked by buyers
What distinguishes Maida Flour from other wheat flours like atta?

Maida Flour is extensively refined by removing bran and germ, resulting in a fine, soft texture and bright white color, unlike atta which is whole wheat with higher fiber and nutrient content.

For which types of baked goods in South Asian cuisine is Maida Flour best suited?

Maida Flour is ideal for traditional breads like naan and paratha, as well as for making samosas, cakes, pastries, and biscuits that require a soft crumb and delicate texture.

How does the refining process affect the nutritional properties of Maida Flour?

Refining removes bran and germ, which reduces fiber, vitamins, and mineral content, leaving Maida Flour high in simple carbohydrates but low in nutrients.

What storage conditions are recommended to maintain the quality of Maida Flour in bulk?

Store Maida Flour in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and insects, typically maintaining a moisture content below 14% to ensure freshness for 6-12 months.

Can Maida Flour be used as a substitute for all-purpose flour in recipes?

While similar in texture, Maida Flour is traditionally used in South Asian recipes and may behave differently due to protein content; it can substitute all-purpose flour but may require adjustments in recipes.

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