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Farine Caputo Manitoba Tipo 0, force élevée pour longues fermentations - Lapizzashop

Caputo Manitoba Oro Tipo 0 Flour

The strongest flour we carry. Built for high hydration and technical dough.

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Caputo Manitoba Oro Tipo 0 Flour

$32.99
Description

Manitoba Oro is the strongest flour in the Caputo range: 360 to 380 W, 14% protein.

At that level the gluten network holds water other flours can't. The dough stays elastic and under tension at 75% hydration, where a standard Tipo 00 would start to give up. That makes it a great pick for very open crusts, and just as useful for rustic loaves, generous focaccia and enriched doughs.

It asks for 24 to 72 hours and a bit of technique. Strength means it resists the stretch until it has had enough rest.

It's also a great blending flour when a dough needs backbone.

Tipo 0 or 00, strength, fermentation. Our flour guide explains it all.

Specifications
  • Flour type: Tipo 0
  • Format: 5 kg (11 lb)
  • Protein: 14%
  • Strength (W): 360 to 380
  • Elasticity (P/L): 0.50 to 0.60
  • Fermentation: 24 to 72 hours
  • Shelf life: 12 months
  • Enriched flour, compliant with Canadian standards
  • Uses: very wet pizza dough, rustic loaves, focaccia, enriched doughs

The 5 kg bag makes about thirty 12-inch pizzas.

How to work with it

Where to start

  • 70 to 80% hydration. That's where it shines.
  • Ferment 24 to 72 hours, most of it in the fridge
  • Give it longer rests between steps. It relaxes slowly.

Worth knowing

  • A dough that refuses to open needs rest, not strength
  • In a blend, 20 to 30% Manitoba is enough to back up a weaker flour
  • It takes more water than the others. Adjust before you decide the dough is dry.

For a straightforward Neapolitan, Pizzeria and Chef's (Cuoco) are simpler choices.

FAQ

Tipo 0 or Tipo 00, what changes?

The number describes how refined the flour is, not how strong. Tipo 0 is slightly less refined and keeps more of the grain, which reads as a fuller flavour in the finished crust.

Is it a good flour to start with?

Not really. It needs longer rests and a practised hand. For a first dough, Classica or Pizzeria will get you a better pizza faster.

Can I use it on its own for pizza?

Yes, for very wet, long-fermented doughs. For a standard Neapolitan, most people blend it with a softer Tipo 00 rather than using it neat.

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