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If it has a rancid (or any other spoiled) odor, it's spoiled. The flour should have a natural, fresh smell, unless its container wasn't sealed tightly and the flour picked up some odors from other food. ... Flour does go bad and that's perfectly normal.

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How many cups of flour to 1 pound

hi pat.
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The cup measure of 1 pound of flour will vary, depending on the type of flour. Here's a guide: If your recipe calls for 1 pound of all-purpose flour, use 3 1/3cups. If your recipe calls for 1 pound of cake flour, use 4 1/2 cups.

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www.myrecipes.com/how-to/cooking-questions/cups-in-pound-of-flour. How many cups of flour to 1 pound Google Search
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I brought myself a bread machine. I made the "cracked wheat sandwich bread" recipe that was in booklet that came with the bread machine. Well the bread rise up onto the cover. What a mess. It was...

You may have to continue to go through some trial and error. There are many variables like the quantity and freshen of yeast.

Here is a website with many recipes, including a couple for Cracked Wheat Bread; you might compare them to the recipe you have:

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The flour I am using in All purpose - the book states it is ok to use in Canada. I also tried AP flour then tried a loaf with AP flour and added wheat gluten...still heavy.

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