Provision of iodised salt will be ensured along with introduction of fortified flour and vegetable oil by addition of micronutrients like iron and vitamin A.

Heavily fortified.

In addition, the Agency provided food aid for pregnant women and nursing mothers in the form of dry rations and had fortified wheat flour distributed to target groups.

Soft flour is usually divided into cake flour, which is the lowest in gluten, and pastry flour, which has slightly more gluten than cake flour.

Flour (Austria)

The flour?

If we want to use flour in the same proportion we need to use, 3 times the flour we need flour times 3 2x3 6 cups of flour

Japanese contribution, flour

3,608 tons flour

5,182 tons flour

100 tons flour

103 tons flour

You got flour?

Where's the flour?

Flour, three cups.

Eggs, flour, minute

Who has flour.

And some flour?

But it's our flour. We paid for it. It was your flour.

Canada 2,328 tons flour

France 730 tons flour

White flour is sweet.

In the flour sack.

Mealie flour with milk.

Balance 1 January 1992, flour

6,000 tons flour for Gaza

At the flour again, eh?

I didn't eat your flour.

Where could I find flour?

In the 4th century BC, it was fortified.

King Pyinbya () fortified the city in 849 CE.

For every lofty tower, for every fortified wall,

Rice bread is a type of bread that is made from rice flour rather than wheat flour.

Product 9,500 tons of soya flour

Product 15,000 tons of soya flour

170 tons flour, 20 tons rice,

185 tons flour, 10 tons sugar,

90 tons flour, 10 tons rice,

Flour and oil (European Community III)

So we turn it into flour.

So, we've got now this flour.

Bakers have flour on their hands.

sugar, white flour, white rice, alcohol.

It feels like flour, so soft.

Then we refugees will get flour.