Italiamo (Lidl) Doppio Zero
Sold beside Italiamo Nuvola in the same promotion week, at the same price, in the same 1 kg bag. The front says Doppio Zero and lists pizza, ciabatta and focaccia. Pack reports put it at 13% protein, the same figure quoted for Nuvola, and neither carries a published W. The practical difference is the grind rather than the strength: this is the finer 00 milling, so it drinks slightly less water and suits a tighter, crisper base, while Nuvola's type 0 leans airy. If you only take one home, take the one that matches the crumb you want, not the one with the nicer name.
How the calculator uses this flour
- Fermentation window. With 13% protein, the dough peaks after about 8.5 h at 22°C, inside a 4.5–14 h window. In the fridge at 4°C, it holds up to 47 h.
- Hydration range. From its specs, Pandough estimates 60–68% water, and the calculator's hydration band starts there. For Traditional Napoletana in a 290°C home oven, it recommends 64–68%.
Sold beside Italiamo Nuvola in the same promotion week, at the same price, in the same 1 kg bag. The front says Doppio Zero and lists pizza, ciabatta and focaccia. Pack reports put it at 13% protein, the same figure quoted for Nuvola, and neither carries a published W. The practical difference is the grind rather than the strength: this is the finer 00 milling, so it drinks slightly less water and suits a tighter, crisper base, while Nuvola's type 0 leans airy. If you only take one home, take the one that matches the crumb you want, not the one with the nicer name.
Bakes with this flour
Doppio Zero vs Bio Dinkel-Pizzamehl "Speciale" Type 00
Doppio Zero vs Bio Dinkel-Pizzamehl "Speciale" Type 00
Doppio Zero | ||
|---|---|---|
Strength | Strong | Strong |
Protein | 13% | 13% |
Hydration | — | — |
Maturation | — | 6-12h 22°C |