Gold Seal Jamaican 100% Cassava Flour 1kg-Fd

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Gold Seal Jamaican 100% Cassava Flour 1kg-Fd

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100% Jamaican Cassava Flour Introducing Gold Seal Jamaica Cassava Flour made from 100% natural sweet Cassava. Free yourself and explore the world of gluten-free, grain-free and nut-free cooking! Grab a pack in your nearest Sunland Caribbean supermarket today. Cassava flour is derived from the cassava plant native to South America and parts of Asia. The plant produces tuberous roots that can be used in a variety of ways. Cassava flour is formed by peeling back the bark, dehydrating and grinding into flour formation. It is very popular when it comes to gluten free baking and is widely used in places like Bali and the Caribbean as a staple flour for Bammy and bread making, My mother mix cassava flour with rice flour to make Jamaican style dumplin as a substitute for conventional flours. It is high in fibre and grain free since it comes from a root vegetable and is high in carbohydrates, much like a potato. When raw cassava flour is used in baking, it has a very similar appearance, texture and bounce to wheat flour with a very mild flavour. Many say that cassava flour is the same as tapioca flour, however they have distinct differences. Tapioca is taken from the root unlike cassava that is the entire root. It then undergoes a process of washing and pulping to create a liquid starch, which is then left to evaporate. Once the starchy liquid from the cassava root extraction has evaporated it leaves a flour-like substance behind, which is known as tapioca flour. How to use cassava flour: * Try replacing wheat flour with cassava flour in bread making for a like for like ratio * Make homemade tortilla wraps for sizzling fajitas * Use for making pancakes for a weekend treat * Buy raw Jamaican cassava flour online in sunland or salad brand, start you experimenting with cassava flour as soon as possible you will love it. Ingredients: * Cassava (100%)