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Almond Flour

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Where can I buy Almond Flour? I had enjoyed Livlife bread but having moved up north I can't buy it here. I have seen mentions of 90 second mug bread but can't find Almond flour in local supermarket. I can find ground almonds. Is this the same?
 
I agree with @Rachox - ground almonds work just as well as the flour, are readily available and cheaper.

If you want to try the finer almond flour (AKA almond meal), try Amazon for starters.
 
Where can I buy Almond Flour? I had enjoyed Livlife bread but having moved up north I can't buy it here. I have seen mentions of 90 second mug bread but can't find Almond flour in local supermarket. I can find ground almonds. Is this the same?
Holland & Barratt
 
Where can I buy Almond Flour? I had enjoyed Livlife bread but having moved up north I can't buy it here. I have seen mentions of 90 second mug bread but can't find Almond flour in local supermarket. I can find ground almonds. Is this the same?

Hi I live up north Waitrose sell livlife bread if you live near Waitrose
 
I bought almond flour once, then decided the high cost wasn't worth it. I make 90s bread and keto cakes with ground almonds.
 
I also use ground almonds for 90second bread and it works fine
 
My understanding is ground almonds is actually finer than almond flour - at least it is in Australia and Aotearoa/NZ.

I bake extensively with almond flour, and ground almonds are definitely my choice. Yes they are pricey, but the same price as meal and flour almond products. Almond meal can be a good choice in certain recipes, for a grittier texture and look (as in 'oatmeal' substitute cookie recipes for instance), but for normal baking, Fathead pizza/cheese sticks dough - absolutely the finer ground almonds.
 
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