milledgrain

noun
UK /mɪld ɡreɪn/
US /mɪld ɡreɪn/

Grain that has been crushed or ground into smaller pieces or flour.

The baker used milled grain to make fresh bread.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Grain processed in a mill for food production.

The factory stores milled grain in large silos.

3. A food ingredient made by grinding cereal seeds.

She added milled grain to the pancake batter.

4. Cereal that has been reduced in size by mechanical means.

Milled grain cooks faster than whole kernels.

5. The product of grinding wheat, corn, or other cereals.

Farmers sell milled grain to local bakeries.