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Almond flour is just ground up almonds. It is most often made with blanched almonds (no skin). The consistency is more like corn meal than wheat flour.
Almond flour is good in "quick-bread" type recipes, like muffins, nut breads, and pancakes. It's not good for foods such as bread that require a real dough (you can't knead it).
Keep in mind that "low carb" recipes using almond flour may be higher in fat and calories.
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