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Molino Dallagiovanna Frolla Tipo 00 Shortcrust Pastry Flour (5kg/11lbs)

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Molino Dallagiovanna laTriplozero is a specialized Italian Tipo 00 soft wheat flour created for fresh pasta. Exceptionally white and elastic, it is designed to maintain proper hydration while mixing and rolling, helping create smooth, workable dough for tagliatelle, lasagna, ravioli and other fresh or filled pasta.

Dallagiovanna produces laTriplozero using carefully selected wheat together with its distinctive grain-washing and milling process. The resulting flour helps highlight the natural color of egg pasta while reducing greying and provides the elasticity needed for rolling thin sheets and cleanly sealing filled pasta.

The flour is also formulated to maintain good texture and firmness during cooking. With 11% protein and an exceptionally low 0.40% ash content, this flour stands out for making exceptionally smooth fresh pasta.

Molino Dallagiovanna Frolla Tipo 00 Shortcrust Pastry Flour (5kg/11lbs)

Molino Dallagiovanna Frolla Tipo 00 Shortcrust Pastry Flour (5kg/11lbs)

Regular price $24.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $24.99 USD

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dallagiovanna Frolla flour best used for?

Dallagiovanna Frolla is specifically formulated for shortcrust pastry and other tender, crumbly baked goods. It is ideal for pasta frolla, crostate and tarts, pie crusts, cookies and baked cakes, and Dallagiovanna also recommends it for sponge cake and muffins.

What does “Frolla” mean?

“Frolla” refers to pasta frolla, the traditional Italian style of shortcrust pastry used for crostate, cookies and other crumbly pastries. This flour is designed to give the raw dough enough resistance for clean handling while producing a tender, friable texture after baking.

What are the W and P/L values of Dallagiovanna Frolla?

The producer's technical specification lists a nominal W of 170 with a tolerance of ±20 and a P/L of 0.50 ±0.15. These specifications make Frolla particularly suited to pastry applications where a tender, crumbly result is more important than the high strength required for long-fermented breads or highly enriched leavened doughs.

Is Frolla good for cookies and pie crusts?

Yes. Cookies, shortcrust pastry, crostate and pies are among the applications this flour is designed for. Its pastry-focused strength helps dough remain workable while promoting a crumbly finished texture.

Can I use Frolla for cakes and muffins?

Yes. Dallagiovanna lists baked cakes and sponge cake among Frolla's intended uses, and it also works well for muffins.

Should I use Frolla for croissants, puff pastry or brioche?

Frolla is optimized for shortcrust and crumbly pastry rather than laminated or highly leavened dough. For puff pastry and croissant-style applications, Dallagiovanna Sfoglia is the more specialized choice. For rich yeasted doughs such as brioche, Dallagiovanna Brioche is designed to provide substantially more strength and elasticity.

Where is the wheat from?

The wheat is from Italy and that the flour is also milled in Italy.