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Tapioca flour is white and derived from the cassava root. It is often used in baking to produce a chewy effect most commonly sought after in breads. Tapioca flour is also used as a thickening agent, so, consequently, it is not the best one-to-one substitution for regular flour. Tapioca flour must be combined with rice, buckwheat and potato starches to form an equivalent.Source:
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