Pine Tree Mung Bean Starch 500g

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Description

Mung Bean Flour Starch (500g packet) by Pine

Mung Bean Flour (starch, gram flour, green pea flour or paeng tua keow in Thai) milled from hulled mung beans clear when cooked smooth soft texture used for making Salim. Of the bean flours, mung bean is the most bland, followed by chickpea (besan flour) and soy.

Ingredients: Mung bean

Serving suggestions: Use for making Salim dessert (sweet noodles in coconut milk syrup) and other dessert.

Store in a dry place. Once opened, keep in airtight container.

Product of Thailand.