Item #: Rice_Maltodextrin

Rice Maltodextrin

Organic rice maltodextrin is a neutral-flavored, slightly sweet, white crystalline powder used as a bulking and thickening agent, carrier and texturizer. Select from DE 10 or DE 18 rice maltodextrin.

SKU: 76125

Origin: Pakistan

Weight: 44.09 LB

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New Arrival: No

Description

Description:

Organic rice maltodextrin is produced from organic and non-GMO rice starch using enzymes. It functions as a bulking, carrying and texturizing agent, and is a suitable replacement for corn maltodextrin.

Rice maltodextrin is commonly used in dry spice mixes, seasonings and marinades; as well as in instant products like oatmeal and coffee creamers. As a fast-digesting carbohydrate, it is useful in sports and nutritional powders. Maltodextrin is highly absorbent and converts liquid oils, sweeteners and fruit juices into powdered food ingredients during the spray drying process.

With excellent thickening and fat mimicking properties, maltodextrin can create dairy and dairy alternative products with a creamier and more luxurious mouthfeel.

Product FAQ

  • Rice maltodextrin provides a smooth texture and improves the mouthfeel of food products by adding body and creaminess without significantly altering the taste.

  • Yes, rice maltodextrin is naturally gluten-free and is suitable for use in gluten-free food and beverage formulations.

  • Yes, rice maltodextrin is commonly used in sports nutrition products as a source of easily digestible carbohydrates for quick energy.

  • Rice maltodextrin is highly soluble in water, making it ideal for use in beverages and other liquid applications where quick dissolution is required.

  • Rice maltodextrin is used as a bulking agent, stabilizer, and carrier for flavors and colors in various food products, including snacks, beverages, and nutritional supplements.

Grower Story: Asma Shabbir

Grower Story: Asma Shabbir

The Sheikhupura District in Pakistan’s Punjab province boasts a rich clay soil that is ideal for farming. Since childhood, 45-year-old Asma Shabbir has worked this land, producing wheat, corn, and the aromatic, long-grained basmati rice for which the region is famous. 

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