Applications
– Indian corn starch is an additive to cheese, butter, salad dressings, and marshmallows. In the pharmaceutical industry, Indian corn starch is often used to produce antibiotics for the coating of capsules or vitamin blister packs. For soups and especially sauces for meat, fish, seafood, etc., cornstarch is used a lot to enhance flavor.
Safety Notes
– Indian corn starch is an additive to cheese, butter, salad dressings, and marshmallows. In the pharmaceutical industry, Indian corn starch is often used to produce antibiotics for the coating of capsules or vitamin blister packs. For soups and especially sauces for meat, fish, seafood, etc., cornstarch is used a lot to enhance flavor. Minced meat dishes, if mixed with cornstarch, will not break when cooked. – Indian corn starch is also a type of flour used in parallel with wheat flour in baking recipes to help make cakes more spongy and "lighter". – In the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry, Indian corn starch is used as bleaching powder, makeup, additives for soap, face cream, and excipient. – Indian corn starch is one of the secrets to creating flavorful sweet and sour sauces used as a dipping sauce for fried, grilled, stir-fried, boiled dishes or used to prepare some dishes such as: bean sauce, fish sauce... Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Cover tightly when not in use.
Confirm the specifications and safety instructions in the technical documentation for each batch before use.
Reference Information
Ứng dụng: – Indian corn starch is an additive to cheese, butter, salad dressings, and marshmallows. In the pharmaceutical industry, Indian corn starch is often used to produce antibiotics for the coating of capsules or vitamin blister packs. For soups and especially sauces for meat, fish, seafood, etc., cornstarch is used a lot to enhance flavor. Minced meat dishes, if mixed with cornstarch, will not break when cooked. – Indian corn starch is also a type of flour used in parallel with wheat flour in baking recipes to help make cakes more spongy and "lighter". – In the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry, Indian corn starch is used as bleaching powder, makeup, additives for soap, face cream, and excipient. – Indian corn starch is one of the secrets to creating flavorful sweet and sour sauces used as a dipping sauce for fried, grilled, stir-fried, boiled dishes or used to prepare some dishes such as: bean sauce, fish sauce... Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Cover tightly when not in use.
