wholemeal

/ˈhoʊlˌmil/
adjective
  1. Made from whole grains of wheat or other cereals, including the bran and germ; not refined.
    • She bought wholemeal bread because it has more fiber.
    • Many people prefer wholemeal pasta for a healthier diet.
    • Wholemeal flour gives the cookies a nuttier flavor.
Antonyms
noun
  1. Flour or bread made from whole grains.
    • Wholemeal is richer in nutrients than refined flour.
    • The recipe calls for two cups of wholemeal.
    • He always chooses wholemeal over white bread.
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