ready-mixed flour

noun
UK /ˌredi ˈmɪkst flaʊə/
US /ˌredi ˈmɪkst flaʊər/

Flour that already has other things mixed in, so you can use it right away.

Mom used ready-mixed flour to make pancakes in just a few minutes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A packaged blend of flour with leavening agents such as baking powder, sold for quick baking.

The recipe calls for ready-mixed flour, so you don't need to add baking powder.

3. A commercial mixture of flour with salt, sugar, or spices used by bakeries for consistent results.

The bakery orders ready-mixed flour in bulk to keep its bread tasting the same every day.

4. Any flour preparation sold pre-blended for a specific dish, such as bread or pastry.

She bought ready-mixed flour for pizza dough at the supermarket.