Sentence examples for wheat and tapioca from inspiring English sources

AVEBE produces starch from potato, wheat and tapioca.

It comes mostly from a small number of crops, namely maize, potato, wheat and tapioca, as well as from rice, sorghum, sweet potato, arrowroot, sago, and mung beans.

The partly hydrolyzed wheat and tapioca starch granules showed many holes of different sizes, depths and width on the surface of wheat and tapioca starch.

As shown in Fig.  3, potato starch granules were degraded slowly compared to wheat and tapioca starch granules.

Potato, wheat and tapioca starches were a kind gift of TNO Quality of Life, (Zeist, The Netherlands).

Starch granules of potato were hydrolyzed more slowly than of wheat and tapioca, probably due to structural differences and/or surface area effects.

To date, the common sources of maltodextrin production include corn, pea, potato, wheat, sorghum, maize, and tapioca [ 8].

Non-pregnant women (n 222) aged 14 35 years living in a Mumbai slum were randomised to receive a treatment snack (containing green leafy vegetables, dried fruit and whole milk powder), or a control snack containing foods of low micronutrient content such as wheat flour, potato and tapioca.

In this study, the effect of iodine on the swelling capacities of corn (CS), wheat (WS), potato (PS) and tapioca (TS) starches was investigated by heating 8% starch slurry with different levels of iodine in a Rapid Visco Analyser (RVA).

It's most commonly distilled from rice, but it can also be made from other ingredients like wheat, barley, tapioca and sweet potatoes.

I've replaced the regular wheat base with chestnut flour and tapioca starch.