Item #: Tapioca_Syrup_Solids

Tapioca Syrup Solids

Organic tapioca syrup solids are a slightly sweet, white-to-off-white powder used for thickening, bulking, binding, solids building and freeze point depression in bakery, confections and numerous other applications.

SKU: 77640

Origin: Thailand

Weight: 44.09 LB

Ships In: 2 Business Days

New Arrival: No

Description

Description:

Organic tapioca syrup solids are also known as dried glucose syrup or glucose syrup solids. Ciranda's TapiOK® organic tapioca syrup solids are the powdered equivalent of our DE 27 organic tapioca glucose syrup.

Manufacturers of cereal clusters and granola use syrup solids for cluster adhesion and improved texture. Tapioca syrup solids are a popular choice in ice creams and frozen desserts for freeze-point depression, and in yogurts for mild sweetening, solids building and water activity control. Use syrup solids as a carrier for powdered flavors; in gummy confections for chewiness and hydrocolloid replacement; and in powdered supplement mixes to replace milk solids as a source of non-dairy carbohydrates.

Organic tapioca syrup solids are an excellent option for manufacturers looking to replace corn syrup solids as genetically modified tapioca is currently not available commercially.

Conventional non-GMO tapioca syrup solids are also available.

Product FAQ

  • They help in maintaining moisture, improving texture, and extending the shelf life of products by preventing crystallization.

  • Yes, tapioca syrup solids are considered a clean label ingredient, being organic and non-GMO.

  • Absolutely, tapioca syrup solids are naturally gluten-free and are suitable for use in gluten-free products.

  • Tapioca syrup solids are commonly used as sweeteners and bulking agents in a variety of food products, including baked goods, beverages, and nutritional bars.

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Grower Story: Anuchai Wonghyam

About 40 percent of Thailand’s population works in agriculture-related jobs. Twenty-five-year-old Anuchai Wonghyam, of Thailand’s central Nakhon Pathom province, is one of them. For the past two years, he has been employed at a tapioca production facility near his home, which he shares with his wife, his three-year-old son, and his father-in-law.   

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