This is the flour I bought one month ago today.
Most of you know I gave up sugar 4 years ago and white flour on June 1st to lose weight. If I eat white bread, or pasta, I crave more and more.
I can eat bread once a day and hold at same weight. To lose I have to give it up.
I have a sugar addiction, one bite turns to 40 bites.
White Flour turns into sugar as soon as it hits our digestive system.
Because I feel a need for bread for breakfast, I tried the gluten free and I love the crepes I make with it.
the good news is, eating a crepe doesn't make me crave other breads or foods like eating white bread does.
I found I can add a tablespoon of Coconut or Almond flour to the Tapioca flour, just to use up what I bought and hate.
NOTE!
Gluten Free flour is not a way to lose weight. It does the same thing as white flour.
It is NOT good for diabetics.
Tapioca Flour has ZERO nutrtinal Benefit.
The only benefit is that it is gluten free .
It doesn't upset my IBS
I am bummed because I thought I found a way to have my Bread and EAT it too..
Good news is, with this new bread I found at Wal-Mart, I can alternate days using the crepes and this bread for one meal a day, no stomach problems and it fulfils my desire for bread.
80 calories per tiny slice, has nutritional value and well toasted taste good with egg or peanut butter or cheese on it.
Must be refrigerated or frozen after opening. I freeze it and toast it twice
All three of the flours I bought are HIGH in the glycemic index.
With Tapioca the highest of them all.
I assume that is why it is my favorite.
BREAD IS BREAD no matter which flour it is made from.
MOST of the gflours are high in calories!
If you are interested in more information, keep reading to the links, if not bye bye, and I will cease the flour posts.
Research shows Tapioca Flour and Tapioca Starch are one and the same.
This link to 14 Best Gluten Free Flours is from Catherine Mixed Media Artist and has info on all the flours available.
Warning!
Treat these flours with care, some of them are very high in calories, as much as 600 per cup. Yikes
Tapioca starch has a high glycemic index. Foods with a high glycemic index can cause a quick spike in insulin and blood sugar, and should only be consumed in moderation.











