Maizena Corn Starch 14.1 oz

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Maizena Corn Starch is a fantastic product primarily used for cooking soups, sauces, and for flour replacements in recipes. Used for thickening up soups and gravies, this corn starch has a secure place in your kitchen cabinet. Made from the center of a drid corn kernel, corn starch generally has a higher ability to thicken mixtures compared to flour. One of the most common uses of corn starch is using it to thicken up a gravy that you have. In fact, Maizena Corn Starch has several distinct advantages over cooking with traditional flour. Corn starch has a clearer, less milky appearance. Corn Starch also has less of a flavor when added to a cooking mix, while flour has a tiny amount of “flour” flavor hat gets added to any mix it is used in. Finally, corn starch also must be cooked longer to thicken up, while corn starch is effective at thickening in a much shorter cooking time span. If you use flour in thickening any of your sauces or gravies, for this Thanksgiving you should try out Maizena Corn Starch for your thickening needs.

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