Flour question.

I was gifted with a BM at christmas and the huge basket had loads of KA site things in it.

2 bags of flour.Plus the plastic flour bin.I do not like the bin at all. however I put the white flour in it. the brown flour went to my freezer as I do not use it that much. So this morning I thought 'oh lets make pizza dough' I bring out the flour and can not remember if it is breadflour or reg flour lol. I write on my other bins of stuff and know what is in them.

SO, if I use this flour and it is not breadflour how will my dough recipe turn out? maybe just wing it and fine out lol.

It should turn out just fine if it is regular all purpose flour. The only difference is that it may not rise quite as much but with pizza, it really doesn't matter.

when I closed out just now, I had my email from KA lol. About breadflour..75c off coupon ha.I use it all the time and like how it makes the breads/dough rise.I can not believe I did not mark it. dumb...so I will just make the dough and maybe it will look different ha..

same with rice and salt.lol I make dang sure I mark the containers.

I've had a breadmaker for almost 20 years now, Barb, and though I usually use the bread flour 'cause it's higher in protein which helps with gluten development (I think), I use the all-purpose when I run out of the other. I don't think it really matters but it's something I got into when I first got my machine. I swear, I was King Arthur's best online and catalog customer for years, as I bought every freaking additive to make all the different breads I wanted. Per loaf, I wouldn't want to even think of what I used to spend!

We're still using our machine -- an Hitachi.

I think it would be good for pizza crust as the dough will be a bit chewier.

How I tell what kind of flour I have is the more gluten the more the flour will almost pour. Cake and all purpose seem to clump while bread or high gluten stays pourable

Thanks Stephen..