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relavancy sign up to receive our e-leaflet xanthan gum september , this product's name may sound intimidating, but it is actually just a type of soluble fibre. because it's highly viscous, it's often used as a means of thickening foods such as jams, cereals, sauces, soups, and more, and can also be used in
breads, cakes, and other similar items. xanthan gum is created through the bacteria from various plant starches, such as that of wheat, corn, or soy, and is sometimes also called corn sugar gum – it is produced during the fermentation process of glucose, sucrose, or fructose, before being extracted...
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