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Summary
Cornstarch is a processed culinary ingredient with a single ingredient, which is generally considered safe and free from harmful additives. However, it is a refined carbohydrate with limited nutritional value, contributing primarily to energy intake without providing significant vitamins or minerals. Its processing level and lack of nutritional benefits result in a moderate score.
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Corn starchNeutral
Corn starch is a common thickening agent used in cooking and baking. It is derived from corn and is typically processed to remove protein and fiber, resulting in a carbohydrate-rich product. While it is a versatile ingredient, it lacks significant nutritional benefits beyond its caloric content.
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