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I just heard about Cassava flour from a friend, but she does not have arthritis.
Has anyone tried Cassava flour, from the Yucca plant for baking? Is it starchy ?
Thanks!!
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Hi, ValsMum:
Regret cassava flour is extremely starchy.
Coconut, almond, mustard, cricket flours are starch-free.
HEALTH,
John
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