ARROWROOT
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What is ARROWROOT?
The Uses of ARROWROOT
Arrowroot is a starch obtained from mananta arundinacea, a peren- nial that produces starchy rhizomes. it is neutral in flavor and of clear color. it is used as a thickener, using one-third to one-half as much as the flour or cornstarch level. it is used in fruit sauce, pie fillings, and puddings.
Definition
The starch that is obtained from the roots of the maranta plant, which has many uses, including food ingredients, cosmetics, glues, and starches.
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