Physicochemical quality of whole wheat flour from different
processes is given in Table 1. For entire grain grinding, water loss of
whole wheat flours were all significantly higher than those of
wheat flour. Whole wheat flour made by UM had the lowest
moisture level. This might be due to greater grinding strength used
by UM resulting in more heat production. There were no significant
differences in the moisture content between wheat flour and whole
wheat flour obtained from bran recombining processes (p < 0.05).
Among different recombination processes, whole wheat flour made
by EBR had lower moisture content than those made by HTBR,
HMBR and UMBR (p < 0.05).