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Frequently asked questions

  • What is polvilho?

    Polvilho is a type of Brazilian starch obtained from cassava root, used in baking and cooking.

  • How do I store polvilho?

    Store polvilho in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and sunlight.

  • Where can I buy polvilho?

    You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.

  • Is polvilho gluten-free?

    Yes, polvilho is naturally gluten-free and suitable for gluten-free diets.

  • Can I substitute polvilho with other starches?

    While you can try tapioca or potato starch, results may differ, especially for traditional Brazilian recipes.

  • Do I need to refrigerate polvilho after opening?

    Refrigeration is not required, but keep the package tightly sealed in a dry place.

  • Is polvilho suitable for vegans?

    Yes, polvilho is plant-based and suitable for vegan recipes.

  • Can I freeze polvilho?

    Freezing is not necessary and may introduce moisture; store in a dry place for best quality.

  • What is the difference between polvilho doce and polvilho azedo?

    Polvilho doce is sweet cassava starch, while polvilho azedo is sour cassava starch; they react differently in recipes.

  • How long does polvilho last?

    Unopened, polvilho can last up to a year. Once opened, use it within 6-8 months for best results.

  • Where can I buy polvilho around me?

    You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.

  • What recipes can I make with polvilho?

    Polvilho is commonly used to make pão de queijo (cheese bread), biscoito de polvilho, tapioca, and more.

  • How do I prevent lumps when using polvilho?

    Sift the polvilho before mixing and whisk it well with liquids to avoid lumps.

  • Can I use polvilho in baking?

    Yes, polvilho is excellent in gluten-free baking, especially for making fluffy breads and treats.

  • Does polvilho have a strong flavor?

    Polvilho doce has a neutral taste, while polvilho azedo has a slightly tangy, fermented flavor.

  • How much polvilho should I use in recipes?

    Follow the recipe closely, as amounts can vary; typically 1–2 cups for pão de queijo or savory snacks.