Flaked White Wheat
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Grain Specifications:
Maltster: SoCal Brewing Supply
Grain Type: Flaked, Unmalted & Adjunct Grains
Lovibond:
Category: Wheat
Notes:
Flaked White Wheat for Brewing
Flaked white wheat is a mash-ready adjunct that adds body, head retention, and a soft wheat character to a wide range of beer styles. Because it is pre-gelatinized, it can be added directly to the mash with your base malt and does not require a cereal mash.
Brewers often reach for flaked white wheat when they want a fuller mouthfeel, more persistent foam, or the classic haze and texture associated with wheat-forward and modern hazy styles. It brings a light grainy character without the stronger flavor contribution you would get from darker specialty malts.
Why brewers use it
- Head retention: Helps support dense, lasting foam.
- Body and texture: Adds a rounded mouthfeel.
- Haze potential: Useful in styles where a naturally hazy appearance fits the goal.
Common applications
- American wheat beers and hefeweizens
- Belgian witbier
- Hazy pale ales and IPAs
- Other recipes that need a little more texture without heavy color pickup
Use notes
Flaked white wheat should be mashed with malted grain that provides the enzymes needed for conversion. In recipes with a large percentage of wheat or other gummy adjuncts, rice hulls can help keep runoff moving.