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'''Flour''' is an ingredient in [[cooking]], made by [[milling]] one of the three available [[Plant|grains]] ([[cave wheat]], [[longland grass]] and [[whip vine]]) at a [[millstone]] or [[quern]]. Milling involves grinding the grains beneath the wheel, rendering it from an inedible plant to an edible [[powder]] suitable for cooking. Milling plants needs one [[bag]] for every job, and one plant will be processed to make one bag of flour. Flour in [[bag]]s or [[barrel|mill barrels]] do not [[Wear|wither]] like crops, and possess an indefinite shelf life if kept free of [[vermin]]. It is also a very efficient use of space, since a single barrel can store up to ten bags of flour. Given these attributes, flour serves as an excellent foodstuff. A relatively small [[stockpile]] can sustain a number of dwarves during a [[siege]] or the first few months of a new outpost.
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'''Flour''' is an ingredient in {{L|cooking}}.  Flour can be made from {{L|cave wheat}}, {{L|longland grass}} and {{L|whip vine}} by milling {{L|plant|plants}} at a {{L|millstone}} or {{L|quern}}. Milling plants needs one {{L|bag}} for every job, and one plant will be processed to make one bag of flour.  
  
Flour will be used in the [[kitchen]] when 'prepare meal' tasks are queued if it is enabled in the [[Status#Kitchen_Status_Screen|Kitchen tab]] in the Status screen. Flour is more valuable than the raw [[crop]], (20☼ per unit for cave wheat flour and longland flour, 25☼ per unit for whip vine flour), and prepared meals made with flour have a higher value. Bags and barrels of flour are often quite [[Item value|valuable]] and suitable for export or import with [[caravan]]s; a single barrel of flour can easily be worth more than 200☼.
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Flour will be used by the {{L|kitchen}} when 'prepare meal' tasks are queued if it is enabled in the {{L|Status|Kitchen tab}} in the Status screen.
  
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Flour is considered a {{L|powder}}, as are {{L|dwarven sugar}} and {{L|dye}}, among others.
Dwarven science continues to research improvements in the milling process. Dwarven histories give many examples of new and innovative [[Artifact|quern and millstone designs]], few of which are reproducible on an industrial scale, as well as [[Stupid dwarf trick|elaborate mechanical schemes]]. Research dwarves continue to predict that the next major advance in flour technology will be a new, advanced foodstuff known as "bread" - some sort of solid beer - but they have been promising to produce this miracle substance for years and have not yet shown any progress.
 
 
 
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