Tapioca Flour Starch, 1 Lb, Gluten-free & non-GMO (Thickener for Food) Fine White Powder, Vegetarian, kosher, Paleo Friendly

Tapioca Flour Starch, 1 Lb, Gluten-free & non-GMO (Thickener for Food) Fine White Powder, Vegetarian, kosher, Paleo Friendly

$ 8.49

Score By Feature

Based on 869 ratings

Value for money

8.85

Packaging

9.21

Customer service

9.16

Delivery

8.93

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Product Description

The thickening agent ground tapioca powder can replace your baked goods' flour or cornstarch if you're looking for a healthy option

STIMULATES METABOLISM- Rich in resistant starch, a type of starch that bypasses digestion and has properties similar to those of

ENERGETIC SOURCE - Tapioca starch is derived from calorie-rich cassava root (yuca) and provides calcium and iron, as well as a rich source of energy

FRIENDLY TO KEEPER - Kosher wholefood extract supports the keto diet and may be beneficial for maintenance of a healthy weight

A must-have DIY cosmetics ingredient - Powder absorbs oils/sebum, while promoting natural healing when skin penetrates. This ingredients enhances the effectiveness of beauty products, stabilizes emulsions, creates gel textures, and speeds up the delivery of essential ingredients to the

Questions & Answers

There is no nutritional information on the package, which makes the packaging seem pretty suspicious. Do you know anyone who has had ?

It is made from cassava root and is 100% pure tapioca powder. Therefore, there is no nutritional information necessary for its use. The nutrition facts on raw fruits, vegetables, and fish are exempt from the food labeling laws. with minimal or insignificant amounts (minimal or insignificant means they can be listed as zero) of all required nutrients (foods that fall under this exemption include tea, coffee, food coloring, etc).

The powder I received was tapioca powder after ordering 3 pounds of it. Do those have the same name as tapioca flowers?

In fact, it is the same thing Search Google for more information

Can you tell me how many calories tapioca powder has? The nutrition information on my package is not included. ?

Each 1/4 cup of this recipe contains 93 calories

Are these products made in the United States? What is the manufacturing location?

Originally, Vietnam was the source of the material. The quality of this product is excellent.

Selected User Reviews For Tapioca Flour Starch, 1 Lb, Gluten-free & non-GMO (Thickener for Food) Fine White Powder, Vegetarian, kosher, Paleo Friendly

Boba is made at home with this recipe! It was bought the first time the quarantine was initiated so I could make boba (bubble tea) at home

5/5

Because the bag says "powder," I was concerned about how this would work for recipes that called for starch/flour. But it did the trick This is my first review of it, so I thought others may be interested in it as well!.

Maurice Cherry

| Jul 20, 2021

The perfect way to make gluten-free food You get flour for free

5/5

In addition to the gluten-free flour, we also used tapioca flour Our family members with reactive reactions can use our free flour mixture. I appreciated the ease with which the packaging could be opened, and flour has been a major Our product turned out great, in part because of the quality tapioca. We will definitely order again in the future.

Cecilia Olson

| Jul 03, 2021

A great product

5/5

I used this to make Vegan Mozzarella Cheese, which turned out great! The tapioca flour was of good quality and the packaging was easy to use. The next time I purchase, I will buy.

Cannon Bradley

| Jan 14, 2021

You should beware of the buyer! A package was delivered to me that I found to be highly suspicious and not in the manner described

3/5

There is a sticker on the label of the package that looks very unprofessional. Additionally, the package was covered with a powder-like substance The substance is like water. As a result, the return window has closed since I positioned the package out of the way and forgot about it. I am not confident that the product inside is tapioca starch, so I will throw it away.

Emory Nunez

| Oct 19, 2020

The product is excellent, however I wish the seal on the bag was better quality because it "zips" shut

4/5

A number of different flours have the same issue with me, and they all seem to be failing.

Atlas Schmidt

| Feb 28, 2021

What the heck

3/5

There is no package like the one in the Tapioca powder is the right ingredient, not flour or starch. Replaceable item can not be replaced. I really like that.

Eliezer Lopez

| Apr 26, 2021

I like this

3/5

The results will be in due course. There are definitely differences between the pictured package and this one, which reads "POWDER". I also noticed the bag was dusty, as if some of the contents had fallen I made it for the mom of a friend. I hope she will find it helpful.

Diana Marshall

| Jun 12, 2021

The most delicious gluten free flour I've ever eaten! I have two Celiac patients and have found this product to be very helpful

5/5

The flours I use are actually gluten free and they blend so well together. Resealable packaging you can use again and again. Great company to work with This is an excellent book!.