What are Tapioca Starch and Tapioca Flour? Production, Properties, and Uses
Learn about tapioca starch and tapioca flour, including their differences, production processes, and culinary and industrial applications.
Cassava – manihot esculenta and its value chain
Learn about tapioca starch and tapioca flour, including their differences, production processes, and culinary and industrial applications.
Are cassava and pregnancy compatible? Check out the benefits, risks, and essential recommendations for consuming cassava during pregnancy and how cassava benefits pregnancy.
Cassava leaves are an overlooked yet highly nutritious component of the cassava plant, offering a wealth of benefits.
Cassava is a root crop with wide consumption and is high in nutrients including potassium and fiber. But is cassava good for high blood pressure?
Cassava in animal feeds is a game-changer, providing a cost-effective alternative to traditional feed sources, and boosting livestock production.
Yes! Cassava is poisonous and is capable of causing serious health concerns. Let’s find out how much cassava will kill you if not prepared properly before consumption.
The cassava value chain continues with the numerous cassava products from different processes of parts of the cassava plant.
Cassava processing involves steps to remove toxicity and turn the raw root and plant into products, including flour, starch, chips, pellets, and biofuel.