Modified potato starch

Modified potato starch is a food ingredient made from potatoes, a starchy root vegetable. Potatoes are a common staple in many diets worldwide, known for their versatility in various dishes.

To create modified potato starch, potatoes undergo a process where the starch is extracted from the plant and then modified to improve its functionality in food products. This modification can involve physical, enzymatic, or chemical treatments to alter the starch's properties.

Food manufacturers often use modified potato starch in products like soups, sauces, baked goods, and snacks. It can act as a thickening agent, providing a smooth texture in sauces or soups, improving the shelf life of baked goods, or enhancing the crispiness of snacks like crisps. You may find modified potato starch listed on ingredient labels of products such as instant pudding, gluten-free bread, or potato-based snacks.

Foods in the CalorieStar database containing Modified potato starch

Asda BLT Pasta Salad
Sainsbury's Cheddar Crumbles, Taste the Difference
Sainsbury's Cheese Twist
Chicago Town Chicken Club Deep Dish Pizzas
Cofresh Chilli & Lemon Flavour Potato Snack
Asda Cola Flavour Bottles
Sainsbury's Danish Pastry Cinnamon Whirls
Chicago Town Deep Dish Four Cheese Pizzas
Chicago Town Deep Dish Pepperoni Pizzas
Chicago Town Deep Dish Vegan Cheeseburger Pizzas

Chicago Town Four Cheese Deep Dish Pizzas
Waitrose Essential French Fries
Weight Watchers From Heinz Double Chocolate Brownie
Bute Island Foods Ltd Grated Sheese Vegan Mozzarella Style
Sainsbury's Honey Roast Parsnips
Sainsbury's Love Your Veg! Vegan Roast Butternut & Charred Broccoli Pizza
Sainsbury's Melting Cheese Nut Roasts
Oatly Oatgurt Plain Yoghurt
Sainsbury's Pain Aux Raisins
Chicago Town Pizza Kitchen Tiger Crust Cheese Medley Pizza
Asda Plant Based Smoky Tofu Burrito
M&S Plant Kitchen Churros with Chocolate Dip
M&S Plant Kitchen Creamy Cookie Pots
M&S Plant Kitchen Green Thai Curry & Rice
M&S Plant Kitchen New York Style No Salt-Beef