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Pam Clausen <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 17 Jun 1997 08:40:10 +0900
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It's used by macrobiotic people as a
> thickener for soups and gravies, just like other people would use corn
> starch or arrowroot.  It most likely has no special properties, but those
> macrobiotic people believe it's better than corn starch, since the Japanese
> people use it!  Those macrobiotic people can be so dogmatic!

Since I live in Japan, I'll see what I can find out about kudzu. The
Japanese use agar agar(seaweed) for geletin-type foods. One food that is
popular is a chilled coffee jello.

Pam

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