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Cassava flour measured into a glass bowl on a kitchen counter, with a wooden spoon resting beside it
The 1:1 cassava-to-wheat swap works for pancakes, cookies, and tortillas. It fails for yeast bread. Here is why, with a decision tree for every recipe type.
Cassava flour beside extracted white tapioca starch, illustrating the whole-root vs. starch difference
Cassava flour and tapioca starch come from the same root but behave oppositely in a recipe. The processing difference — whole-root vs. starch extraction — is the reason why.