Foricher French flours T45 and T65 comparison – artisan bread, croissants and brioches made with authentic French wheat – Zucchero Canada
Artisan Baking

T45 vs T65: Understanding the Difference

Discover how French T45 and T65 flours differ in ash content, texture, and baking results. Learn which Foricher flour to use for croissants, brioches, or baguettes in Canada.

T130 – Rye Flour (Seigle)Foricher French flours assortment T45 T55 T65 T80 T150 T130 Rye CRC wheat Label Rouge – Zucchero Canada

Complete French Flour Guide: Understanding Every Type

A complete guide to French flours—T45 to T150 and T130 Rye—explaining ash content, wheat type, and how each transforms bread and pastry for Canadian bakers.

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Why French Flour Is a Baker’s Secret Weapon

Discover how French flour is redefining bread in Canada — from artisan boulangeries to home kitchens, experience authentic, flavorful bread made with Foricher flours.

Artisan BakingForicher Label Rouge French Flour quality seal CRC wheat – Zucchero Canada

Label Rouge: The French Mark of Excellence

Discover what the Label Rouge mark means and why Foricher’s French flours stand above the rest for quality, taste, and performance.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Temper Chocolate

Master the art of tempering chocolate using Pomati, Chocolate World, Martellato, and Mol d’Art melters. A complete guide for perfect shine and snap.

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How to Choose the Best Chocolate Melter

Learn how to choose the right chocolate melter for your business. Compare digital vs analogue systems by Pomati, Chocolate World, Martellato, and Mol d’Art.