soy flour

Legume-based baking ingredient

Soy flour is flour made from ground soybeans, used in baking and cooking for its high protein content and binding properties.

It appears in bread, pasta, and processed foods, often to boost nutrition or improve texture.

Soy flour comes in full-fat, low-fat, and defatted varieties: Add a tablespoon of soy flour to thicken the sauce.

plant-based

vegan

Avoids all animal products

legume · sustainable · cruelty-free · dairy-free · egg substitute · plant protein · seitan · edamame · TVP · ethical eating

nutrition

protein

Folded amino chain

iron · calcium · isoflavones · low glycemic · macrobiotic · meal replacement · protein powder · muscle recovery · bodybuilding · fitness

baking

gluten-free baking

Preparing baked goods without wheat proteins

  • breadLeavened flour product
  • cookiesSmall sweet baked goods
  • muffinsIndividual baked breakfast cakes

pancakes · waffles · brownies · quick breads · cakes · scones · biscuits · moisture retention · crust · batter

culinary

thickener

Substance adding viscosity

fritters · dumplings · noodles · tortillas · chapati · flatbread · gravy · sauces · falafel · veggie burgers

allergen

anaphylaxis

Severe systemic allergic reaction

epinephrine · hives · labeling · food sensitivity · intolerance · reaction · antihistamine · allergist · contamination

Categories
Opposites
plant source

soy flourwheat flour

Milled grain for baking

bread flour · all-purpose flour · whole wheat flour · white flour · corn flour

protein content

soy flourcornstarch

Maize-derived thickening powder

tapioca starch · potato starch · rice flour · cake flour · arrowroot

Family

flour, soy, tofu, soybeans, soybean, floured, flouring, soya, soymilk

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G