Clabber Girl Gluten-Free Corn Starch, 6.5 Ounce

I needed this an ingredient in a cleaning powder for old dirty stuffed toys. It did a good job removing a slight brown mark from a "stuffy". Recommended.

If you're going to thicken something, wheat is very heavy, both in calories and in taste. Wheat has a flavor in meat gravies this can't match, but if you're watching calories or have a gluten issue, this is a great thickener. Gravies made with this aren't as pretty to look at, but wheat gravies often fail in the home anyway. This has no flavor of its own (that I can taste) so the flavor of what you're thickening always takes precedence. There's no interference with the food's flavor after this thickener is cooked in/out--whatever it's called--after it's no longer white or visible in the au jus/bullion/whatever sauce you're making. This is what is used to make homemade pudding or something like sweet and sour sauce because it has no flavor of its own and doesn't make the sauce look milky. It just tastes . . . clean, once the sauce looks like it's supposed to. Also, if you're doing it right (starting with cool liquid), it's not lumpy to begin with.

Use this as a thickener for sauces or gravy. You won’t have all the lumps from flour. Dissolves very well.

Real

Works well with a long shelf life CFV

Convenient. Love getting corn starch in a can instead of a box.

I was wondering why it was soo cheap and when I get it, it is smaller than a baking soda box. It is worth the $4.97 but now I try to get more and it is over $13. Definitely not worth the $13. I definitely would buy again but once the price comes down.

So i dont use this for actual baking, but if you use one part corn starch to one part water (I start with a cup of each and go from there), it makes a non-newtonian liquid/solid slime concoction that is always a hit for any age. when it's just sitting in a container it is hard like a solid, but if you scoop up a handful, it will ooze out of your hands like slime. My toddler loves it and I do too lol TIP: - If you want to add color, add food coloring to the water before mixing to make the color even. -pour over toys and let kids dig for them -freeze with toys buried and allow the child to hammer them out. We call it digging for fossils

Very nice

Poor use by date!