Mesquite flour is derived from the dried pods of mesquites. Mesquite is a tree that is mainly found in Mexico and the south-western U.S in the desert climate. Mesquite flour has a sweet earthy taste with hints of molasses, caramel and cinnamon. Mesquite flour is rich in proteins, dietary fibre and is low in fat. As mesquite flour is rich and fragrant, it can be used in baking and as a seasoning in food and beverages. Mesquite flour, also known as mesquite meal or algarroba, is prepared by collecting bean pods from mesquite tree, and subsequently drying, grinding, and milling them into flour.
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