Gluten Free Cassava Flour

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A naturally gluten-free flour made from whole cassava root. Mild in flavor and easy to use, it's a versatile alternative for baking and cooking without grains.

$12.17

INGREDIENTS

Whole Cassava root.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • 100 calories per ¼ cup serving
  • 0g fat, cholesterol, sodium, or sugars
  • 3g of dietary fiber per serving
  • Source of calcium (30mg) and iron (0.6mg)
  • Grain-Free, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free
  • Non-GMO Project Verified
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FAQ

Is cassava flour healthy?


Cassava flour can be a healthy option when it’s minimally processed and used as part of a balanced diet. Our cassava flour is made from whole cassava root and contains no added sugars, fats, or preservatives, offering fiber and a simple ingredient profile.

What is your cassava flour made of?

Our cassava flour is made from 100% whole cassava root. That’s the only ingredient—no additives, fillers, or preservatives.

Can cassava flour cause an upset stomach?


Some people may experience digestive discomfort if they consume large amounts of cassava flour. Our cassava flour, made from properly processed whole cassava root, is generally well tolerated, but individual sensitivities can vary.

Can cassava flour replace all-purpose flour?


Yes. Our cassava flour is often used as a 1:1 substitute for wheat flour in many recipes, especially for baking, though results may vary depending on the recipe.

Is cassava flour good for digestion?

Cassava flour can support digestive health because it contains naturally occurring resistant starch and dietary fiber. Many people use it as a grain-free option for easier everyday baking, though individual tolerance may vary.


Is cassava flour good for bread?

Cassava flour can be used in many bread recipes, especially gluten-free and grain-free baking. It is often combined with other ingredients to improve texture and rise.


Can cassava flour be used for tortillas?

Yes. Cassava flour is a popular gluten-free option for making soft tortillas because of its mild flavor and flexible texture.


Can cassava flour be used as a thickener?

Yes. Cassava flour can help thicken soups, sauces, gravies, and stews, making it a versatile pantry staple beyond baking.


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A naturally gluten-free flour made from whole cassava root. Mild in flavor and easy to use, it's a versatile alternative for baking and cooking without grains.