Potato Flour
Ground from whole peeled and trimmed potatoes, Potato Flour attracts and holds water, producing moist yeast bread with an excellent shelf life. Use as a thickener for smoother sauces, gravies and soups, and in gluten free cooking.
Ground from whole peeled and dehydrated russet potatoes, our premium quality Potato Flour is perfect for thickening sauces, soups and gravies. Potato Flour works wonderfully in many baked goods and is a healthy option for gluten-free cooking. Potatoes are a natural source of fiber, B vitamins and iron.
Potato Flour attracts and holds water, producing moist yeast bread with a good shelf life. A teaspoon or so added to your baked goods lends a moist crumb, so it is especially useful in gluten free baking. Potato flour also works great in pancake and waffle recipes. A flavorful recipe for potato soup is on the label.
Good things come to those who bake: DO NOT EAT RAW DOUGH OR BATTER.
Potato Flour attracts and holds water, producing moist yeast bread with a good shelf life. A teaspoon or so added to your baked goods lends a moist crumb, so it is especially useful in gluten free baking. Potato flour also works great in pancake and waffle recipes. A flavorful recipe for potato soup is on the label.
Good things come to those who bake: DO NOT EAT RAW DOUGH OR BATTER.
To Your Good Health
Gluten Free
This gluten free product was handled exclusively in our dedicated gluten free facility and tested for gluten free integrity in our quality control laboratory using an ELISA Gluten Assay test.
Kosher
As a continued commitment to the quality of the products we make and sell, this product has been certified Kosher by OK Kosher Certification of Brooklyn, New York.
Vegan
All Bob’s Red Mill products are vegetarian. This product is also vegan, meaning it does not include eggs, dairy or honey.
Non-GMO Project Verified
Bob’s Red Mill products are made without the use of bioengineering and use ingredients grown from identity preserved seeds. Currently, more than 240 of our products have been verified with the Non-GMO Project. Visit NonGMOProject.org for the full list.