is it flour or shredded coconut as indicated in some reviews
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On the package it say "Premium Organic Coconut Flour" The Ingredient label says: "Organic Coconut." Under that it says: "manufactured in a facility that uses three nuts, peanuts, wheat and soy" To answer your question. It is flour made out of coconut.
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It's flour. I've had some coconut "flour" that was more on the shredded coconut side but this stuff is definitely flour.
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It is pretty fine. It's not powdery like coconut flour. I would say it is finer than sand. I made macaroons with a mix of this flour and coconut flour and they turned out pretty well. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure. Here is the info from the package. Maybe the company can tell you about the facility. Edward & Sons Trading Co., Inc. P. O. Box 1326 Carpinteria, CA 93014 www.edwardandsons.com Hope this helps. It is great coconut and very finely shredded.
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The package I have says,"*Coconut Meat, *Coconut water, *Unrefined Virgin Coconut Oil (*Derived from Organic Coconuts)". Hope that helps.
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No, if you are thinking this is coconut milk, or anything related, then you don't understand that this is coconut 'meat' ground and desiccated (dried); it's not a powder--more coarse like corn meal, and not dissolvable. I use it as fiber enhance in bread, muffins, etc... (It is somewhat sweet)
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I was looking for a sandwich-bread alternative and came to this recipe. The writer recommended this specific brand of coconut flour. http://empoweredsustenance.com/paleo-sandwich-rounds/
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I just did a Google search, and it looks like coconut flour has less fat and more fiber compared to coconut powder. There are several variations of both, so you might want to do some specific brand to brand/product searches. Overall coconut flour and coconut powder DON'T seem to be "interchangeable." Hope that helps. Matthew 7:12
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Sugar is the second ingredient after coconut, so I am going to say it's not naturally present. :)
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It is almond flour. The almonds used are blanched. The consistency is much better than the meal.
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Tracy@TheThingsWellMake November 13, 2013 at 12:33 AM Are you referring to coconut milk powder? (I don't know of any other coconut powder.) I found this answer by googling the questing: "I think coconut (milk) powder is just dehydrated coconut milk. Coconut flour is made from the fibrous part of the coconut after the milk had been obtained from it." web site -- Tracy@The Things We'll Make
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Tapioca flour and tapioca starch are the same thing. So, yes this is starch (and flour). ;)
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I wasn't sure, but I checked on the internet, and they say it is the same thing. Some people call it starch, and others flour.
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It looks like corn starch. I substitute it for 1/4 of the flour called for in baked goods I am making, sometimes I add 1/2 of a cup to oatmeal cookie dough. I use it to add resistant starch to my diet. I do not have original container so I do not know if it is cooked. Do you consider flour cooked? It would be milled somehow from corn.
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It is Instant flour................I do not know if that is considered a pre-cooked Masa..............sorry.
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No, although it could be used for dredging (coating), but it does have a sweet taste. Coconut flour is much more absorbent than almond flour. The amount of flour used would need to be decreased or the liquids increased, which affects the entire recipe. It's usually easier to use an existing recipe (unless you really like to experiment with recipes).
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Ingredients listed: Wheat flour, vegatable shortening, Cane sugar, water, coconut and salt.
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Yes, if you have the equipment to grind flour, likely you could. It's already very fine shreds and is dry, not sticky. But why don't you just order the "Let's do organic coconut flour"?