Is Modified Food Starch vegan?
Modified Food Starch
Vegan
Modified food starch is starch derived from plant sources such as corn, potato, or wheat that has been chemically or physically treated to modify its key properties, including thickening, stability, and texture. Modification methods include drum-drying, extrusion, and treatment with agents such as propylene oxide or sodium hydroxide.
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