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Rice Flour At Asian Markets


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pinktroll Apprentice

I went to a new asian market that opened up near me and was so excited to see the prices on rice flour. I do have a question though. I was not able to find brown rice flour-is it called anything different? Also, I was looking for sweet rice flour and only saw glutinous rice flour-are they the same thing? Hopefully someone can help me! Thanks.


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Juliet Newbie

Glutinous rice flour or sticky rice flour is the same thing as sweet rice flour. And you may not be able to get brown rice flour at an Asian market.

TinkerbellSwt Collaborator

I have never seen brown rice flour at an Asian market. I buy rice, sweet rice, tapioca starch and potato starch all at the asian market, you can also get corn starch really cheap. I hope that helps some

kbabe1968 Enthusiast

Yeah, i was actually dissapointed at our Asian Market - we actually have a HUGE one not far from us. They had small bags of rice flour, and sweet rice flour, but that was it! and it wasn't even that cheap. We have a large asian community around here, so I think they know they can make the $$.

Luckily we have an Indian/Asian grocery near here - they have Sorghum, White Rice, Gram (chick pea), and corn flours. They have some other too that I'm investigating. Their rice flour is $4.99 for a 10 lb bag...it's insane how much cheaper it is!

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