Where in Toronto can I find unbleached flour for rolls?

[mysterydvr]

At least in downtown Toronto it is difficult to find unbleached flour. Sometimes all-purpose flour is unbleached, but is there actually such a thing as unbleached for bread and rolls?

[sherry f]

I am sure Whole Foods would carry it.

[rael]

Tutti Frutti in Kensington carries Unbleached Soft and Unbleached Hard in bulk. Hard flour is higher in gluten and is sometimes called "bread flour" so could be what you're looking for.

[Scruncheons]

I get Robin Hood Unbleached All Purpose at my Loblaw's all the time. (It's fine for bread; my mom used it all the time and she made excellent bread.)

[DylS]

Probably most, if not every, decent natural-foods or health-food store will have unbleached flours. Or try the flour section of Rube's Rice at St. Lawrence market. Many supermarkets also carry unbleached organic all-purpose.

[diathesis]

I've seen Unbleached Flour in a few groceries stores in my neighbourhood. Dominion @ Shopper's World & Loblaws @ Leslie/Lakeshore, I believe both carry it.

Canadian 'All Purpose' flour is fine for bread; I'm given to understand that American 'All Purpose' flour has a lower gluten content that makes bread-specific flours more appealing.

[Gary]

The Vital Planet health food store in the North St. Lawrence Market building, fronting onto the pedestrian area where Rainbow Cinemas are, carries a variety of different flours in bulk. I'm pretty sure a number of them are unbleached. Their phone number is 416-366-4353.

[RYP]

I know that Bulk Barn carries unbleached flour.

[tbonetak]

Apparently Five Roses makes unbleached bread flour, but I've never seen it in a store.

http://www.fiveroses.com/frmBottom.as...

I do know that the Sobey's on St. Clair just east of Yonge carries Five Roses unbleached all-purpose, if that helps.