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Chella llà!
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AVPN
Type 0StrongFlag of ITItaly

Chella llà!

Molino Spadoni

Chella lla! is Neapolitan dialect for "that one there!" — as in pointing at your pizza and saying yeah, THAT is the one. AVPN-certified tipo 0 from Molino Spadoni (est. 1921, Coccolia — the actual mill building dates to 1445). This is notable because most AVPN flours are tipo 00 — being tipo 0 means slightly more bran, more ash, more flavor, and better browning. W250-280 with excellent water absorption. The result is described as very digestible, crumbly and does not resist chewing — basically the opposite of rubbery pizza. Spadoni is a serious operation — 9 facilities, 180+ employees, exports to 40+ countries. They also run a heritage pig farm (Mora Romagnola breed) because apparently milling flour was not enough.

W Strength
265W
Strong
Protein
12%
Hydration
62-67%
Optimal hydration

62% – 67%

45%65%85%95%
62%Min
67%Max

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

8-18 hoursat 22°C

Official
4h24h48h72h
8hMin
18hMax

Type 0 (not 00) — slightly more bran and germ means more flavor and better browning. W250-280 handles all fermentation types. Manufacturer says excellent mixer stability. 0.1-0.3% fresh yeast, 62-66% hydration.

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Molino Spadoni Chella llà! is a type 0 flour, W265 strength, 12% protein, and a recommended hydration range of 62–67%. Chella lla! is Neapolitan dialect for "that one there!" — as in pointing at your pizza and saying yeah, THAT is the one. AVPN-certified tipo 0 from Molino Spadoni (est. 1921, Coccolia — the actual mill building dates to 1445). This is notable because most AVPN flours are tipo 00 — being tipo 0 means slightly more bran, more ash, more flavor, and better browning. W250-280 with excellent water absorption. The result is described as very digestible, crumbly and does not resist chewing — basically the opposite of rubbery pizza. Spadoni is a serious operation — 9 facilities, 180+ employees, exports to 40+ countries. They also run a heritage pig farm (Mora Romagnola breed) because apparently milling flour was not enough. It ferments best over 8–18 hours at room temp (22°C). Type 0 (not 00) — slightly more bran and germ means more flavor and better browning. W250-280 handles all fermentation types. Manufacturer says excellent mixer stability. 0.1-0.3% fresh yeast, 62-66% hydration.

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