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Old Wed, Mar-27-13, 20:16
Yoga11 Yoga11 is offline
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Default baked almond flour turned green?

Does anyone know why my almond flour turned green when I baked it?
It's a brand new bag. . . I know Sunflower seed flour turns green when baked, but I didn't hear that about almond flour?!?

Anyone know why?

I looked up how to tell if Almond flour is rancid and did not say anything about it baking green! YUCK.
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Old Wed, Mar-27-13, 20:23
Yoga11 Yoga11 is offline
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If its not rancid.. (it doen't taste rancid) Maybe it's cooking it on metal cookie sheet. When I use it on a glass dish or parchment paper it didn't turn green?

I read somewhere that maybe it's the acid in lemon (it does that to garlic)
and I used lemon...

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