Spiral Kuzu Japanese Starch Organic 100g

Spiral Kuzu Japanese Starch Organic 100g – Cooking Starch

The Spiral Kuzu Japanese Starch Organic 100g is a natural thickening agent derived from the wild root of the Kuzu plant, crafted using traditional Japanese techniques. This organic starch provides a pure, gluten-free, and vegan-friendly option for culinary and health applications.

• 100% Organic Kuzu root ingredient
• Gluten-free and vegan-friendly
• Produced by grinding, skimming, and washing until liquid clarity is achieved
• Comes in a convenient 100g package
• Natural thickening and stabilising properties

Compared to conventional starches and thickeners, Spiral Kuzu stands out for its exceptional purity and its traditional production process, which retains the authentic quality of the Kuzu root. Unlike many industrial alternatives, it contains no additives or preservatives, ensuring a truly natural product. This organic Japanese starch also surpasses standard thickening agents by being entirely free from gluten and suitable for vegan diets, making it an excellent choice for health-conscious consumers.

Key Technical Advantages:

Spiral Kuzu offers excellent solubility and clarity once dissolved, making it ideal for both culinary uses and natural remedies. Its ability to thicken liquids without altering flavour or colour allows for versatile applications in soups, sauces, desserts, and herbal preparations. Moreover, its organic certification guarantees a product free from synthetic chemicals, which aligns perfectly with the growing demand for clean-label ingredients.

Technology and Performance

The traditional grinding and washing processes ensure the removal of impurities while preserving the starch’s natural composition. This meticulous production results in a fine powder that dissolves uniformly, providing consistent thickening power throughout recipes. Its natural origin supports digestive health and integrates seamlessly into gluten-free and vegan cooking, offering a reliable alternative to synthetic thickeners.