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Petra 5009
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Petra 5009

Molino Quaglia

NOT a dough flour — this is a bench/dusting blend (tipo 00 + durum semolina) for stretching pizza. Doesn't create dust clouds, doesn't burn at high oven temps, and gives the crust edge extra browning. Every serious pizzeria needs a dedicated spolverella and this is one of the best.

W Strength
260W
Strong
Protein
11.5%
Hydration
58-65%
Optimal hydration

58% – 65%

45%65%85%95%
58%Min
65%Max

Strong flour suitable for most pizza styles. Works great with 24-48h cold fermentation.

8-24 hoursat 22°C

Tested
4h24h48h72h
8hMin
24hMax

Strong flour (W260). Classic Neapolitan window. 0.1-0.3% fresh yeast. Hydration 58-65%.

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Molino Quaglia Petra 5009 is W260 strength, 11.5% protein, and a recommended hydration range of 58–65%. NOT a dough flour — this is a bench/dusting blend (tipo 00 + durum semolina) for stretching pizza. Doesn't create dust clouds, doesn't burn at high oven temps, and gives the crust edge extra browning. Every serious pizzeria needs a dedicated spolverella and this is one of the best. It ferments best over 8–24 hours at room temp (22°C). Strong flour (W260). Classic Neapolitan window. 0.1-0.3% fresh yeast. Hydration 58-65%.

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