Is linsey-woolsey vegan?
Linsey-woolsey is potentially vegan - it can be derived from plants or animals. You should ask the manufacturer for more details.
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So, what is linsey-woolsey?
Linsey-woolsey is a historical textile fabric that has also been used in cooking. It is made by combining linen and wool fibers to create a sturdy, yet breathable material. In cooking, linsey-woolsey refers to a combination of coarsely ground cornmeal and wheat flour that is used to make bread or other baked goods. This mixture gives baked goods a unique texture and flavor that is slightly sweet and nutty. Linsey-woolsey was popular in early American cuisine and is still used in some traditional recipes today. Its versatility in both textiles and cooking make it a fascinating part of history and culture.
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