Flaked White Wheat for Brewing

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Lovibond Scale from 10°-120°

Malt Style, Adjunct
Flavor, Strong grain flavor; raw wheat, bready; slightly nutty when toasted
Color, Pale straw
Lovibond, 2ºL
Benefits, Enhances haze, body & foam stability

Flavor Notes

Provides raw wheat character with soft bready grain flavor. Slightly nutty if lightly toasted, with clean wheat expression.

Mouthfeel Impact

Enhances body and creates a creamy texture. Promotes stable foam and supports haze formation in modern hazy styles.

Brewing Performance

• Color contribution of 2°L
• Produces pale straw hues
• Enhances haze stability
• Improves head retention
• Adds body without adding sweetness

Flaked White Wheat increases mouthfeel and visual haze while maintaining balanced flavor.

In All-Grain Brewing

Use 5–10% for improved head retention. Use 10–20% for added haze and fuller body. Use 20–40% in wheat beers for pronounced wheat character.

In Partial Mash Brewing

Include in the mash portion to extract body and haze benefits.

In Extract Brewing

Flaked White Wheat should be mashed with enzymatic base malt to convert starches into fermentable sugars.

Pairing Suggestions

Pairs well with:

• Pilsner malt
• 2-Row malt
• Wheat malt
• Oats
• Belgian yeast strains
• Hazy ale yeast

Flaked White Wheat for Brewing

$2.89

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Flaked White Wheat a base malt?

No. It is an adjunct and should be mashed with a base malt for proper starch conversion.

How much Flaked White Wheat should I use?

Use 5–10% for foam stability and up to 40% in wheat-forward styles.

Does Flaked White Wheat add haze?

Yes. Its protein content supports haze formation and stability.

Can I steep Flaked White Wheat?

No. It must be mashed with base malt to convert starches.

What styles benefit most from Flaked White Wheat?

Belgian wits, NEIPAs, wheat beers, and sour ales benefit most from its haze and body contribution.

Will it change the color of my beer?

At 2°L it contributes very light straw color and minimal color change.

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