Guar Gum Powder

Guar Gum PowderBotanical Name Cyamopis tetragonolobus Origin India Derived from the little known guar bean, Guar Gum is a natural thickening agent used extensively in the commercial food industry. At the consumer level it's most commonly used when baking with whole grain flours that typically don't rise due to their lack of gluten thus making it popularly used in gluten free recipes and gluten free products. In herbal therapy, the properties of Guar Gum Powder as a

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