Caramel Fermentative Syrup (K-400) / Corn syrup

Corn starch, also called maizena, is obtained from white corn stamens, unlike corn flour, which is obtained from corn beans. It has a white color and has no taste or smell. Takes on powdered form. In combination with the right amount of water, it creates a type of gruel. Maizen belongs to dietary products, it is gluten -free, it dissolves well in water. Energy value 1505KJ/354kcal - 18%RWS*fat 0.1g & lt; 1%including saturated fatty acids 0g - 0%carbohydrates 88g - 34%including sugars 0g - 0%protein 0.3g & lt; 1%salt 0.025g & lt; 1%*RWS - reference food value & nbsp; <strong> use </strong> starch can be used as a substitute for flour, for compaction of soups and sauces, to make homemade bread, pudding and cakes. Maizena can also be used to clean surfaces with surfaces Various types of spots (oil, food, blood). It works perfectly as a cleaning agent for pots, kitchen appliances and tableware. It can be used as a softener for washing.

Energy 1586 Kj , 379 Kcal Fat 0.5 g , 0.1 g Carbohydrates 93 g Protein 0.5 g Salt 0.1

Native Corn Starch is produced by cleaning and grinding raw corn material and separating the gluten and starch. The resulting starch slurry is then dried and processed into a fine white powder with a neutral taste and odor. This non-GMO product can be chemically or physically modified or left unmodified. It has a shelf life of 24 months and should be stored in a dry environment below 25°C and away from odorous materials. Foodcom S.A. supplies Native Corn Starch to its Business Partners in 25 kg bags, Big Bags and in bulk. Native Corn Starch is widely used in food production, including candy, confectionery, and prepared foods. It is also used in other industries such as paper, textiles and adhesives, as well as for medical purposes and in animal feed.