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1 hour ago, heidih said:So is this what we buy in processed form as "arrowroot'? I've use the powder as a less gloppy than cornstarch thickener.
Could be; could be not. There are many "arrowroots", but they are all basically just sources of starch. I tend to use potato starch as a go to and I never use c@rn in any form whatsoever.
Kudzu is classified as an invasive species in the USA, as I understand.
49 minutes ago, heidih said:So is this what we buy in processed form as "arrowroot'? I've use the powder as a less gloppy than cornstarch thickener.
Could be; could be not. There are many "arrowroots", but they are all basically just sources of starch. I tend to use potato starch as a go to.
Kudzu is classified as an invasive species in the USA, as I understand.
41 minutes ago, heidih said:So is this what we buy in processed form as "arrowroot'? I've use the powder as a less gloppy than cornstarch thickener.
Could be; could be not. There are many "arrowroots", but they are all basically just sources of starch. I tend to se potato starch as a go to.
Kudzu is classified as an invasive species in the USA, as I understand.
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