



Wheat flour 13.5% Protein content
€ 3,45 – € 6,49Price range: € 3,45 through € 6,49
Wheat flour 13.5% protein for airy sourdough bread
Anyone dreaming of a light sourdough bread with good oven rise, an elastic dough, and an open crumb will soon find themselves choosing strong wheat flour. This Doughie wheat flour with 13.5% protein has been developed for home bakers who like to bake bread with more tension, more resilience, and more margin in the process.
This makes it a particularly fine base for those who regularly bake sourdough bread, focaccia, or pizza. With sourdough, the choice of flour determines how your dough feels and how the bread ultimately comes out of the oven. The stronger the flour, the better the dough can usually retain gas during fermentation and rising. This does not mean that everything automatically becomes easier, but it does mean that you have more structure to work with.
For both beginners and experienced home bakers, a wheat flour with 13.51 TP3T protein is therefore often a reliable choice when looking for volume, suppleness, and a lighter result.
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Description
What exactly is wheat flour?
Wheat flour with 13.5% protein is a strong flour that many home bakers choose when they want to bake bread with more resilience. Protein plays an important role in the formation of gluten, and it is precisely this gluten network that helps dough retain gases during fermentation and rising. As a result, a higher protein content is often beneficial for sourdough, especially if you aim for a loaf with volume and a beautiful, open crumb. This wheat flour is pure, clear, and focused on the bread result.
When do you use wheat flour for sourdough?
Use this flour when you want to bake sourdough bread that sets nicely, rises well, and reveals an airy interior after baking. It pairs excellently with boules, batards, focaccia, and pizza, but also with doughs requiring higher hydration. This is pleasant for beginners because the dough is often slightly more forgiving than with weaker flours. For advanced home bakers, it is interesting because it provides more tension and more technical leeway in autolysis, stretch-and-fold, and shaping.
Properties
- High protein content: With 13,5% protein, this is a strong flour that ensures good gluten development.
- Strong and elastic dough: Ideal for dough that needs to build up sufficient tension during kneading and rising.
- Nice volume development: Helps bake airy breads with a pleasant texture.
- Versatile: Suitable for bread, sourdough, pizza, croissants, and other enriched doughs.
- Reliable basic flour: A great choice for home bakers looking for one strong flour for various applications.
- Pure composition: Consists of 100% wheat flour.
- Suitable for daily baking: For both simple breads and recipes requiring more structure.
Taste, crumb and baking result
The flavor profile is neutral and therefore particularly versatile. That might sound simple, but it is actually an advantage: it gives your starter, fermentation, and baking technique room to give the bread character. In the oven, this often translates into a loaf with a beautiful crust, a light crumb, and an elastic structure. Anyone who loves a classic sourdough bread without a pronounced grain flavor will find what they are looking for here.
For whom is this a good choice?
This flour is an excellent base for both novice and experienced sourdough bakers. Beginners get a flour that helps the dough carry better. Experienced bakers get a strong foundation for an open crumb, higher hydration, and longer fermentation. Those looking for a single all-round flour for various baking occasions will also be well served by 13.5% wheat flour.
Practical baking tips for home bakers
Work with sufficient resting periods so that the flour can hydrate properly. An autolysis of 20 to 45 minutes can already do a lot for the dough's feel and elasticity. Because this flour is relatively strong, you can usually handle a bit more water than with lighter flours, but do add it gradually. Lightly dust your proofing basket or work surface only, so that you do not dry out the dough unnecessarily. And if you are baking with sourdough for the first time, it is better to choose one flour as a base batch rather than mixing many varieties right away.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is 13.5% protein good for sourdough bread?
Yes. For many bread recipes, that is a strong and reliable foundation, especially when you want a lighter loaf and more dough tension. - Can I also make focaccia with this wheat flour?
Certainly. The flour is also suitable for focaccia, pizza, and other types of dough where elasticity and gas retention are important. - Is this flower suitable for beginners?
Yes. Precisely because it is relatively strong, many home bakers find that the dough remains easier to handle during fermentation and shaping.
In summary
Wheat flour 13.5% protein for airy sourdough bread is a strong choice for home bakers who want to bake consciously while clearly understanding the role a product plays in a recipe. You use this product primarily for airy sourdough breads, batards, boules, focaccia, and doughs with higher hydration. By thoroughly understanding the properties of 100% wheat flour, you bake with more confidence and achieve a result that better matches the bread you have in mind. That fits perfectly with Doughie: from home bakers for home bakers.
Additional information
| Weight | 1000 g |
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| Weight of Flour | 1 kilo, 2.5 kilo |





