I don't think so, but wanted to make sure.
M marilynfl Moderator Apr 29, 2009 #3 I think they are. At this link, they suggest that almond flour is usually a bit different as it is typically ground blanched almonds. Almond meal may or may not be ground blanched almonds. Oh wait...it says it's what is left over AFTER almond oil is extracted. So that would be different if you just ground almonds, right. Okay. This is now an officially "I have no clue" post. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almond_meal
I think they are. At this link, they suggest that almond flour is usually a bit different as it is typically ground blanched almonds. Almond meal may or may not be ground blanched almonds. Oh wait...it says it's what is left over AFTER almond oil is extracted. So that would be different if you just ground almonds, right. Okay. This is now an officially "I have no clue" post. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almond_meal
J joe Well-known member Apr 29, 2009 #4 But you've given us a clue. Ground almonds would contain all the oil. Meal would have it removed.
M marsha-tbay Well-known member Apr 29, 2009 #5 I have some....it says 'Almond Meal Flour is skinless blanched almonds that have been finely ground/ (continuing)It lends a moist texture and rich butery flavor. Low in carbs and a good source of protein, Vit E and magnesium
I have some....it says 'Almond Meal Flour is skinless blanched almonds that have been finely ground/ (continuing)It lends a moist texture and rich butery flavor. Low in carbs and a good source of protein, Vit E and magnesium