Obtained from the able blending of the best durum wheat ranges, the “re-milled semolina” is characterized by the presence of proteins and gluten. These substances determine the flour’s suitability to be made into bread and the nutritional values of its finished products. These in turn, are differentiated from those obtained from soft wheat flour as far as their particular aroma and preservation are concerned. Furthermore, the special capacity of retaining a larger quantity of water has been attributed to the proteins of the “re-milled semolina”. This characteristic extends the finished products preservation period and gives a greater yield in production (an average of 130/140 kilos of bread are obtained from 100 kilos of durum wheat re-milled semolina).
Durum wheat re-milled semolina is used mainly to produce “Altamura” or “Apulian” bread and lately, on an industrial scale, loaves, “frise”, croutons, “ciabatte”, bread rolls, biscuits or similar products with an extremely even and compact texture. Finally, it is important to underline how the carotenoid quantity, which gives the product its characteristic amber colouring, is clearly superior to the other ground wheat products, due to the larger presence and concentration of caryopsis in the external part. For more than 140 years the “Industria Molitoria Mininni” of Altamura has yielded this product in its different ranges.






