Potato Starch is a white, powdered substance created by extracting and drying starch from potato root tubers. It has a neutral, bland odor and taste and has a higher viscosity than many other starches. It is used in potato snacks, soups, pastas, dumplings, baked goods, and meat coatings and breading. It is used as a food thickener and also provides texture, retains moisture, and reduces sweating and binding of pre-packaged grated cheese.
Meelunie is a supplier of quality agricultural ingredients that operates worldwide. They offer a wide range of corn, pea, and potato starches, sweeteners, and proteins in addition to flavor- and color-enhancing additives. The company boasts competitive pricing, guaranteed quality and supply, knowledge of the products and market, and exceptional, uncompromised customer service and focus.
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