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White Corn Flour is a natural and gluten-free flour made from finely ground white corn kernels. It is light in texture, smooth, and easy to digest, making it a great choice for everyday cooking and baking. This flour is rich in fiber, carbohydrates, and essential nutrients that help provide energy and support a healthy lifestyle.
White Corn Flour can be used to prepare a variety of dishes such as rotis, pancakes, soups, sauces, and baked goods. It adds a mild, natural sweetness and soft texture to your recipes. Being gluten-free, it is also suitable for people who avoid wheat or prefer a healthy alternative.
With its pure, natural, and wholesome quality, White Corn Flour is perfect for those who value health, taste, and nutrition in their daily meals.
Always mix the corn flour with a small amount of cold water first to form a smooth paste. Then stir it into your hot dish.
Yes, corn flour is the same as cornstarch, fine and pure, perfect for thickening and frying.
It’s great for making tortillas or cornbread, but for traditional wheat rotis, you need to mix it with other flours.
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Light & Crispy Frying
Ideal for coating foods before frying, giving a delicate, golden, and crispy crust. |
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Gluten-Free Baking
Perfect for those avoiding gluten. Use in cakes, cookies, and bread for a soft, tender crumb. |
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Smooth Thickening Power
Works wonders in soups, gravies, and sauces adds gloss and thickness without altering flavor. |
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Easy to Mix
Blends effortlessly with other flours and liquids no lumps, no fuss. |
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Digestive-Friendly
Light on the stomach and easy to digest, making it great for all ages. |
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For Thickening Soups & Gravies
Mix 1 tablespoon of corn flour with 2 tablespoons of cold water to make a slurry. Stir into your dish while simmering until it thickens. |
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For Crispy Frying
Coat chicken, fish, or vegetables in dry corn flour before frying for an extra crispy, golden crust. |
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For Smooth Sauces
Perfect for making lump-free white sauces and puddings. Always mix with cold liquid first. |