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Fermented cassava flour is a traditional product of Latin America, especially Columbia and Brazil, which is produced by fermentation of moist starch extracted from the cassava root. Cassava starch is extracted by washing, peeling, and grating the roots, then placing the paste under abundant water to release starch granules and separating them from fibers and soluble components
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