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coarse rice granules (used when making candy); roughly ground rice flour

powderized green laver; blue-green algae (esp. Microcystis spp.); cyanobacteria; algal bloom; water bloom

breadcrumbs; panko; bread flour

rice flour; rice flour dough

rice bran

sparks

wheat flour

dough

powdered rouge

tonoko; powder made from dried clay used as a polishing powder, filler material, etc.

powder snow; powdery snow

in very small pieces

curry powder

gold dust

tooth powder; toothpaste

potato starch; starch of dogtooth violet

buckwheat flour

wheat flour; flour made using wheat imported from America

rice flour

wheat flour

kudzu starch

udon flour (wheat flour)

bread flour (high gluten); strong flour; hard flour

baking powder

dye

refined rice flour; rice flour for dumplings

tempura flour (flour mixed with starch, etc.)

stone dust; feldspar dust; limestone powder

bracken starch (starch produced from the rhizomes of bracken)

polishing powder

all-purpose flour

cleansing powder

glutinous rice flour; sticky rice flour

coarse rice powder

powdered (green) tea

soy flour

parched flour, esp. barley

dish of potatoes first boiled, then spun around while fried in a bowl (making them look as if covered in powder)

coffee grounds

konjac powder; powdered konjac

bleaching powder

rice granules; coarse glutinous rice flour (often used in candy production)

rice powder

chips or shavings left after cutting wood or metal with a saw, etc.

high-quality buckwheat flour (made only using the center of the grain)

oak flour (esp. as animal food); acorn flour

talcum powder

detergent

flea powder

durum flour

unpolished rice powder; brown rice flour

flour made from cooked glutinous rice