What are the additives? Any rice flour like another brand?
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Reading ingredients, I do not see it but sometimes it is a hidden ingredient. So cannot be totally sure. I think you can check ingredients on the site. If not, sold in stores everywhere... you could read there. Hope this helps. It is wheat free, gluten free...no sugar, additives, sweetener,starch,milk,soy, sodium free.... which is my thing:)
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Tomatoes, peppers, onions, garlic and rice flour is what is used for thickening. Its pretty good!
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Rice Protien concentrate, rice syrup solids, rice flour, blend of fructooligosaccharides and insulin, olive oil, magnesium citrate, calcium citrate, medium chain triglycerides, natural flavors, di potassium phosphate, L-glut amine, silica, D-calcium, etc etc
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It seems not, only brown or white rice flours. that's all I could find in the ingredients.
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ingedients: corn flour, rice flour, mono and diglycerides. no wheat ingredients.
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I made a chocolate cupcake recipe that came out very well. They state on their website that this flour really thickens up when adding liquid, and to add extra moisture when using it. I'd go to their web site and read more about baking with this product- it is helpful. As long as you are not trying for something too delicate, this flour works very well. And yes, I used 3/4 flax flour to 1/4 rice flour. That helps lighten things up a little.
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I just checked the package. Brown rice flour is the only ingredient listed.
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Purity? This product has RICE FLOUR--just what diabetics don't need in their supplements!
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I'm very sorry that I am unable to answer your question. I purchased this flour for a person who bakes bread for the needy. We live several hundred miles apart from each other, so I really don't know any specifics about this kind of flour.
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We use this for GF vanilla cakes and cupcakes. Often we use both white and brown rice - just in different amounts. This rice flour is excellent and definitely doesn't have that gritty texture in finished product. Our batter also has tapioca flour.
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I have tried making mochi with both this brand and an Asian glutinous flour and the Asian flour worked much better. This Bob's Red Mill sweet rice flour did not yield the same gluey texture needed to make mochi. It was also very gritty. I wouldn't recommend it for this purpose.
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The package says: sorghum flour, tapioca flour, white rice flour, sweet rice flour, brown rice flour, natural evaporated cane sugar, inulin, millet flour, molasses and honey, rice bran, sea salt, xanthan gum. Certified gluten free but obviously not vegan. You add the yeast, eggs, oil, and water for the bread machine recipe that I use.
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Cornstarch, rice flour, milk powder, tapioca flour, potato starch, and xanthan gum
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I only know there are no additives. It is pure Stevia. Contact Stevia Select and ask them. They are a great company.
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Hi Dorothy, the Nutribiotic rice protein is "Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice." That's it. It has a mild "flavor" of its own, but mixes very well with smoothies & oatmeal, I add it into other things by sprinkling it in, and also add it to bread dough and other baked things. I really like it, for what it's worth.
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no flour of any kind. there is pysillium ( spelled wrong) meal and monkfruit. I bet they have a website with all the odd ingredients, too many to list here.
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Based off of corn flour and rice flour. It cooks up great and tastes wonderful. Very, very close to normal noodles. It does say on the package that it is processed in a facility that uses wheat, egg and soy but I have never had a reaction and I am very sensitive! I called the company and they said they do process these on clean equipment first thing in the morning.