PuroRaw Cassava Flour, 2lb, Gluten Free Flour, Yuca Flour for Cassava Flour Tortillas, Casava Flour, Cassava powder for Cassava Cake, Paleo, All Natural, Non-GMO, Batch Tested, 2 Pounds

It’s exactly what I was looking for and the price is good

I wish I had read the reviews! This was a soupy gummy mess in a recipe and the baked product had the consistency of chewing gum. Inedible. I tried to make tortillas. Like someone else said, one side was opaque and the other side was gummy and chewy. I see people saying it must be tapioca flour. Maybe. I hate to risk another recipe to try using it for that.

As a Dominican I have grow up eating yucca. My grandmother made sweet buñuelos as well as savory dishes with it it’s that versatile. I have made Brazilian pao de queijo and cassava flour brownies both came out beautifully and tasted really good.

The package is bigger than I expected, the flavor is good and it is very fresh. The delivery was fast

Don’t get it twisted, this is tapioca flour and it is a Great tapioca flour!

Exactly what I needed.

I am not sure if there was some sort of mix up at the factory, but the product I received was not Cassava Flour. I have been baking with Cassava flour for years, it is a little different from each company, so I like to try new brands out of curiosity. The brands I have used that are consistently good are Bob's Redmill, Otto's, It's Just Cassava and Anthony's. I make tortilla's every week with Cassava flour and bake bread and pancakes with it. This is not Cassava flour, it is cassava starch or tapioca starch. If you are unfamiliar with tapioca starch, it is basically very similar to corn starch. There is no way to make a tortilla out of starch. I wonder if the company makes both products and this was an accident, I can't imagine anyone using this as a flour.

We tried it for the first time and worked as expected