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Try changing the search filters.The sweet chestnut flour called Farina di Neccio della Garfagnana is made from ground chestnuts grown in the Tuscan woodlands of Garfagnana, namely the province of Lucca. The nuts are collected and slow-baked for 40 days over a low fire m... READ MORE
Traditionally produced in the Tuscan province of Massa Carrara, the flour of Castagne della Lunigiana is made from the local chestnut varieties of Bresciana, Carpanese, Fosetta, Marzolina, Moretta, ... READ MORE
The uniquely flavored flour called Farine de Châtaigne Corse is made from chestnuts grown on the French island of Corsica. It is praised for its intensely sweet flavor and complex scents of dried chestnuts, dried fruits, cookies, sp... READ MORE