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Summary
Corn starch is a single-ingredient product that is moderately processed, making it a staple culinary ingredient. While it lacks the nutritional benefits of whole foods, it does not contain harmful additives or seed oils, which helps maintain a reasonable score. Its processing level and lack of nutritional diversity slightly limit its rating compared to more nutrient-dense options.
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Corn starchNeutral
Corn starch is a processed carbohydrate used as a thickening agent in cooking. It is derived from corn and is typically free from additives or preservatives. While it provides energy, it lacks significant nutritional benefits compared to whole grains.
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