Is this a resistant starch?
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Yes, according do Chris Kresser. It can be used for people who don't tolerate potato starch well. I've been using it for a couple of months mixed with water. It doesn't blend as easily as potato starch.
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Yes as far as I know. That is why I bought it. I have been following the discussion on free theanimal.com regarding resistant starch. There was also an interview on the humans are not broken dot com website. Just search for resistant starch. Good luck, I think it is worth upping in your diet.
534680
Veggie yes; don't know about acid resistant. The Innate Response website says the coating is non-enteric, if that helps.
2031719
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.
1992936
It is resistant but it needs a completely dry surface to bond properly and I wouldn't use it on fuel systems myself, extra cautious. That being said I love this stuff, it's expensive but works better that anything else I've tried.
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Tapioca starch is the same as Tapioca flour Nicholas ! I know it can be confusing but don't be afraid it is the same thing !
1164889
I do not know because I have not tested it. But these paints are designed for engine block use, so I assume they are as resistant as you can get.
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Your question is ambiguous so here goes. Yes it is cooked, but you need to cook it again, in your recipes. http://blog.bobsredmill.com/featured-articles/modified-food-starch-demystified/ Read this from Bob's Red Mill. Stop reading when you get to "35 Responses to "Modified Food Starch Demystified"". Just stop. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_starch Read this from Wikipedia if you need to understand that Modified Food Starches are produced by a variety of "cooking/processing" methods. Hi-Maize Resistant Starch is a powdered starch made by one of these "cooking/processing" methods. The powder is intended to be incorporated into baking recipes and thus cooked in the conventional way we are used to. http://shop.honeyville.com/hi-maize-resistant-starch.html Read this from Honeyville Farms. https://www.google.com/search?q=resistant+starch+advantages&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7GGLD_en&gws_rd=ssl Read a couple of the articles this search will present and you will see what any resistant starch can do for your health.
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I don't have a package in the house right now to say. There *might* be a bit of tapioca starch in there. I can't remember. Go to the Julian Bakery, Inc. website. The ingredients are listed there.
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Hello Lisa, I'm sorry about the delay in responding to you. I do not have the package anymore. I do have another one of their packages of something else and it doesn't look like I see a GF symbol anywhere. I do not recall the potato starch package having one, but could not say for sure. We eat a gluten free diet, but we do not have celiac or anything in which we would have had an immediate reaction if there was gluten in it. I hope that helps, but I don't think it does too much. I'm sorry. I do like company though. Maybe you could ask them directly?
530143
Yes it will be darn near everything resistant, if directions are followed that's one of the toughest coatings on the market you won't be disappointed !
1886256
I'm not certain. I do know that it wasn't heat resistant. When I poured hot mix into the mold it changed shape. This could have been my mistake certainly. I only tried them once.
802157
No, it is gluten free. Ingredients: modified food starch (waxy maize). I like how it remained clear and thickened up nicely.
881549
Supposed to be, but I haven't found this brand to be very effective. I've had better luck with True Nature Digestive support which Costco carries.
700151
I called the manufacturer's customer service. The ingredient of concern here is maltodextrin which the representative said comes from the starch of corn or rice, but not wheat. Although the product is technically gluten free, many who are gluten sensitive are also sensitive to corn, so be cautious. Also the rep could not confirm if the corn is GMO, which surely means that it is. eek!
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Our cornstarch is Non-GMO. If you want a flour blend corn free, I have two. GF Classical Blend and Steve's Cake Flour Blend.
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All I can offer is the comment on the package that states it is 'ethanol resistant'. What this means in the real world is anyones guess, perhaps a call to their customer relations folks could add clarity.
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Corn starch is the ingredient in question as far as I can tell. Ive called to verify if this is gf cornstarch, as sometimes cornstarch can be manufactured with gluten/wheat and may not be safe. If they call me back (I got voicemail during business hours and left a message) I will post results