Cassava Flour (Heirloom, Gluten Free) - 400g

Cassava Flour (Heirloom, Gluten Free) - 400g



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Cassava Flour - 400g (Heirloom, Single Source)

Cassava flour is a healthy and versatile ingredient you can use to prepare a wide range of recipes and dishes. Due to its high resistant starch content, it may aid weight loss, help improve gut health, and benefit metabolic markers, such as blood sugar and cholesterol levels

Heirloom Cassava flour is made by cutting the whole Cassava root and drying it. The dry Cassava is then milled into this fine flour that has excellent cooking and baking applications. No sweeteners, No preservatives, No added sugar.

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Ingredients: 100% dried & milled cassava root.

Origin: Sri Lanka

How Interesting...

  • Difference between Cassava and Tapioca flour: While both flours come from the same Cassava root, Cassava flour is made using the whole root (so higher fiber and resistant starch content) whereas Tapioca flour is made from cassava root that is grated and rinsed, to get a starchy water. This water is then dried to leave a white residue which is tapioca flour. Tapioca flour is therefore finer and similar to cornstarch and better used for thickening rather than a baking flour alternative. Cassava flour on the other hand has more fiber content and body. Because it has structure it is an easy, healthier alternative for wheat flour that works just as well in baking.
How Interesting...
1. Difference between Cassava and Tapioca flour: While both flours come from the same Cassava root, Cassava flour is made using the whole root (so higher fiber and resistant starch content) whereas Tapioca flour is made from cassava root that is grated and rinsed, to get a starchy water. This water is then dried to leave a white residue which is tapioca flour. Tapioca flour is therefore finer and similar to cornstarch and better used for thickening rather than a baking flour alternative. Cassava flour on the other hand has more fiber content and body. Because it has structure it is an easy, healthier alternative for wheat flour that works just as well in baking.

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