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Where do I find cake flour???
Posted: 4:32 pm, September 22nd, 2009 in Miscellaneous
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http://www.freshdirect.com/category.jsp?catId=gro_bakin_flour_pastr&trk=snav
It's also called pastry flour, but you should be able to find it under 'cake flour' considering Pillsbury sells it under that name.
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Try a different supermarket? I've bought it at my local one
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i tried 3 different supermarket..am i looking at a wrong place? shouldn't it be in the flour section?
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Did you try asking someone who worked there? And if you were at an Asian supermarket... maybe not.
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A popular brand name is Swans Down. It comes in a bright red box. In flour section - should be easy to find.
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@Yvo - good point. you are just making a regular cake? regular flour, aka all-purpose flour should do it. that's all I've ever used. More detail here
on the differences, and in conclusion,
"Don’t worry too much about it all though, as most of the time, using whatever flour you have on hand will work out just fine, and you should never not bake that apple pie, just because you only have bread flour on hand. Bake those cookies; make that bread, and enjoy the aroma of home baking; it's always appreciated."
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I have seen it at Fairway.
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I looked everywhere in my local supermarket but I just couldn't find it. What am I doing wrong?