whole wheat

/ˈhoʊlˌwit/
adjective
  1. Made from the entire grain of wheat, including the bran and germ, rather than from refined flour.
    • The recipe calls for two cups of whole-wheat flour.
    • She prefers whole-wheat pasta because it has more fiber.
    • I bought a loaf of whole-wheat bread for sandwiches.
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