Is Australian wheaten cornflour gluten-free?
No – derived from wheat with trace gluten. Choose maize cornstarch for gluten-free options.
What's the difference from maize cornstarch?
Wheaten is finer wheat starch with better structure in hard water and baking vs. imported maize varieties.
How do I use it to avoid lumps in sauces?
Make a slurry with cold water first, then add to hot liquid – stir well for smooth results.
Can it be used in bath bombs?
Yes – 1/4 cup per 500g mix for binding, smooth fizz, and gentle exfoliation in hard water.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin cosmetics?
Yes – natural and soothing; blend with oils or butters for masks and scrubs.
How much for pavlovas or Anzacs?
2 tbsp stabilises meringues; essential for tenderising classic biscuits.
How should I store it?
Sealed in a cool, dry cupboard – long shelf life with no caking.
Can it be used as dry shampoo?
Yes – mix with cocoa or botanicals for oil absorption and volume.