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Why is there white residue in the Kimlan Wheat Gluten/Peanut Gluten product?

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Why is there white residue in the Kimlan Wheat Gluten/Peanut Gluten product?

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A. That white residue is actually starch that is produced when the wheat gluten is being made. Leaving some starch makes the gluten chewier and therefore more enjoyable to eat. Eat at ease, it is not mold.

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