Perciasacchi flour

Among the oldest Sicilian grains, it owes its name to its pointed tip which, as such, pierced the jute bags that contained it. It is a very drought tolerant grain. The flour is yellow in colour, given the presence of caratenoids, and has a fine particle size.

PRODUCTION AREA:

 Sicily

FEATURES: 

A less elastic and tenacious gluten which, although it reduces the yield in terms of bread-making aptitude, is at the same time less toxic to the human body

USE

 Mainly suitable for BAKERY, but also excellent for PASTA and PIZZA.