The chemical composition of the diverse flours is detailed
in Table 2. The chickpea flours had significantly ( p < 0.05)
higher content of protein, fat, ash and fibre, and lower content
of moisture and carbohydrates, than the wheat flour. Protein
content of chickpea flours ranged from 22.48 to 25.18 g/100 g,
and crude fat values showed a wide variation, being comprised
between 3.81e7.22 g/100 g. Whole chickpea contained more