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Arancio
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Arancio

Molino Pasini

Powerful W390-420 flour with unusually low P/L (0.50-0.55) - strong yet highly extensible. Designed for long cold fermentation (48+ hours) and pre-ferments (biga/poolish). Handles 75-80% hydration easily. For bakers who want both strength AND workability.

W Strength
405W
Very Strong
P/L Ratio
0.52
Protein
13.8%
Hydration
68-80%
Optimal hydration

68% – 80%

45%65%85%95%
68%Min
80%Max

Very strong flour with excellent extensibility. Handles high hydration beautifully — perfect for Neapolitan pizza and long ferments.

20-32 hoursat 22°C

Official
4h24h48h72h
20hMin
32hMax

Fermentation window from flour profile data.

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Technical Specifications

Absorption
60%
Ash Content
0.55%
Falling Number
300ms

Molino Pasini Arancio is a type 00 flour, W405 strength, 13.8% protein, a P/L ratio of 0.52, a recommended hydration range of 68–80%, and 60% absorption. Powerful W390-420 flour with unusually low P/L (0.50-0.55) - strong yet highly extensible. Designed for long cold fermentation (48+ hours) and pre-ferments (biga/poolish). Handles 75-80% hydration easily. For bakers who want both strength AND workability. It ferments best over 72–144 hours at fridge (4°C). Manufacturer: 72-144h cold fermentation.

pizza, long-fermentation, biga, poolish, type-00, very-strong

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