Thai Pride tapioca flour (BOT NANG) 400 g is a fine starch extracted from cassava root – a versatile gluten-free flour used in both Asian and international cuisine for baking, cooking and thickening dishes.
🌾 Product description
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Name: Thai Pride tapioca flour / tapioca starch
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Weight: 400 g
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Brand: Thai Pride
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Ingredients: 100 % tapioca flour – starch extracted from the root of the cassava plant (also known as yuca)
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Origin: mainly Thailand
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Gluten-free: yes – contains no cereals or gluten
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Flavour: neutral (neither sweet nor bland), so it does not affect the flavour of dishes
🍽️ Uses in the kitchen
Tapioca flour is a very versatile ingredient with a neutral flavour and specific starch properties, making it ideal for a variety of recipes:
🍳 Thickening and cooking
✔️ It thickens sauces, soups and gravies without altering the flavour.
✔️ It is used in the preparation of Thai desserts and dishes made with coconut milk.
🍰 Baking and doughs
✔️ Ideal for gluten-free baking – bread, cakes, pancakes.
✔️ Helps doughs achieve elasticity and softness.
🥟 Special recipes
✔️ Making tapioca pearls for bubble tea.
✔️ Making gluten-free pasta, dumplings and flatbreads.
✔️ Can be used as a coating before frying for extra crispiness.
🧾 Nutritional information (approximate values per 100 g)
Tapioca flour is predominantly starch, which is rich in carbohydrates and contains virtually no fat or protein:
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Energy ~349 kcal / 1482 kJ
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Fat ≈ 0.3 g
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Carbohydrates ≈ 86 g
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Protein ≈ 0.4 g
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Salt ≈ 0.1 g
(values are approximate, based on a typical 400 g packet of tapioca flour)
🍶 Other properties
✔️ Gluten-free and neutral – suitable for dietary nutrition and gluten-free recipes.
✔️ Adds elasticity to dough and helps achieve a light, airy texture.
✔️ Quick thickening – tapioca starch produces smooth and glossy sauces.
🧊 Storage
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Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct light.
💡 Tip: If you’re baking gluten-free bread, combine tapioca flour with, for example, rice or maize flour for a better texture and to improve the dough’s stickiness.