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Grains & Starches Substitutes

Rice, grains, and starch alternatives

67 substitutes available

All Purpose Flour Substitute

Versatile wheat flour with medium protein content, used in baking and cooking

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Almond Flour Substitute

Ground almond flour with nutty, sweet flavor, used in gluten-free baking

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Arborio Rice Substitute

Short-grain rice with high starch content, essential for creamy risotto

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Arborio Substitute

Short-grain rice with high starch content, used primarily for risotto

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Arrowroot Flour Substitute

Fine white flour made from the arrowroot plant with neutral flavor and clear thickening properties, commonly used in baking and cooking

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Arrowroot Powder Substitute

Fine white powder made from arrowroot plant, used as a thickening agent in cooking and baking

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Arrowroot Substitute

Fine white powder made from the root of the arrowroot plant, used as a clear, neutral-tasting thickener in cooking and baking

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Barley Flour Substitute

Whole grain flour made from barley with nutty flavor and high fiber content, commonly used in bread and baking

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Barley Substitute

Nutty, chewy grain used in soups, stews, and salads

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Basmati Rice Substitute

Long-grain aromatic rice with a distinctive nutty flavor and fragrance

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Besan Flour Substitute

Flour made from ground chickpeas with nutty flavor, used in Indian cooking and gluten-free baking

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Bisquick Substitute

Pre-mixed baking mix containing flour, shortening, and leavening agents

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Bread Crumbs Substitute

Dried, ground bread used for coating, binding, and adding texture to dishes

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Bread Flour Substitute

High-protein flour with gluten for chewy bread texture

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Bread Substitute

Baked grain product made from flour, water, and yeast, used as a staple food

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Brown Rice Flour Substitute

Gluten-free flour made from brown rice with mild, nutty flavor and dense texture

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Brown Rice Substitute

Whole grain rice with the bran and germ intact, nuttier flavor than white rice

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Buckwheat Flour Substitute

Gluten-free flour made from buckwheat groats with earthy, nutty flavor and dense texture

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Bulgur Substitute

Cracked wheat grain that's been parboiled, dried, and cracked, commonly used in Middle Eastern cuisine

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Carolina Rice Substitute

Long-grain rice variety grown in the Carolinas, known for its fluffy texture and mild flavor

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Carrageenan Substitute

Natural thickening agent extracted from seaweed with neutral flavor and smooth texture, commonly used in dairy products and processed foods

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Corn Flakes Substitute

Crispy, flattened corn cereal with neutral flavor and crunchy texture, used in cooking and as a breakfast cereal

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Cornmeal Substitute

Find the best alternatives to cornmeal for baking and cooking

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Crackers Substitute

Crispy, flat baked goods with neutral flavor, used as snacks and in recipes

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Durum Flour Substitute

High-protein flour made from durum wheat, used for pasta and bread making

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Einkorn Flour Substitute

Ancient wheat flour with nutty flavor and higher protein content than modern wheat, known for its digestibility and nutritional benefits

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Farro Flour Substitute

Ancient grain flour made from farro wheat with nutty flavor and chewy texture, rich in protein and fiber

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Farro Substitute

Ancient wheat grain with nutty flavor and chewy texture, popular in Mediterranean cuisine

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Freekeh Substitute

Ancient grain made from young, green wheat that's roasted and cracked, with a nutty flavor and chewy texture

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French Bread Substitute

Crusty, white bread with chewy interior, used in French cooking and sandwiches

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Gram Flour Substitute

Gluten-free flour made from ground chickpeas with nutty flavor and dense texture

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Hazelnut Flour Substitute

Ground hazelnuts used as a flour alternative, high in protein and healthy fats

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Jasmine Rice Substitute Substitute

Aromatic long-grain rice with a subtle floral fragrance

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Lupin Flour Substitute

High-protein flour made from ground lupin beans with nutty flavor and rich nutritional content, commonly used in gluten-free baking and cooking

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Maida Substitute

Refined wheat flour commonly used in Indian cooking, similar to all-purpose flour

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Masa Flour Substitute

Corn flour made from nixtamalized corn with mild, corn flavor and dense texture

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Masa Harina Substitute

Find the best alternatives to masa harina for Mexican cooking and tortillas

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Masa Substitute

Corn flour made from nixtamalized corn, used in Mexican cooking for tortillas and tamales

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Millet Flour Substitute

Gluten-free flour made from millet grains with mild, nutty flavor and dense texture

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Oat Fiber Substitute

High-fiber ingredient made from oat hulls, used in baking and as a dietary supplement

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Oat Flour Substitute

Whole grain flour made from ground oats with mild, slightly sweet flavor and high fiber content, commonly used in baking and cooking

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Oats Substitute

Whole grain cereal commonly used in breakfast and baking

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Pasta Substitute

Staple grain product made from wheat flour, used as a base for many dishes

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Pearl Couscous Substitute

Large, round pasta with chewy texture, used in cooking and salads

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Pizza Dough Substitute

Yeast-based dough used for making pizza, with chewy texture and crispy crust

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Potato Flakes Substitute

Dehydrated potato flakes used for making mashed potatoes and as a thickening agent

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Potato Flour Substitute

Fine powder made from whole potatoes including skin, used in baking and cooking for texture and flavor

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Potato Starch Substitute

Fine white powder made from potatoes, used as a thickening agent in cooking and baking

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Quinoa Flakes Substitute

Flattened quinoa grains with quick cooking time, used in breakfast and baking

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Quinoa Flour Substitute

High-protein flour made from ground quinoa with nutty flavor and complete amino acid profile, commonly used in gluten-free baking and cooking

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Quinoa Substitute

Complete protein grain with nutty flavor and fluffy texture

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Rice Substitute

Staple grain with neutral flavor, used in cooking and as a side dish

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Rolled Oats Substitute

Flattened oat groats with a chewy texture, used in baking, breakfast, and as a thickener

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Rye Bread Substitute

Dense, dark bread made with rye flour, known for its tangy flavor and chewy texture

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Rye Flour Substitute

Whole grain flour made from rye with distinctive tangy flavor and dense texture, commonly used in bread and baking

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Semolina Flour Substitute

Coarse flour made from durum wheat, used for pasta, bread, and Mediterranean dishes

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Soy Flour Substitute

High-protein flour made from ground soybeans with nutty flavor and rich nutritional content, commonly used in baking and cooking

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Spelt Flour Substitute

Ancient grain flour with nutty flavor and higher protein content than wheat flour, used in baking and cooking

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Tapioca Starch Substitute

Find the best alternatives to tapioca starch for thickening and gluten-free baking

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Teff Flour Substitute

Ancient grain flour made from teff with nutty flavor and high nutritional content, commonly used in Ethiopian cooking and gluten-free baking

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Udon Noodles Substitute

Thick, chewy Japanese wheat noodles with soft texture, used in soups and stir-fries

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Wheat Flour Substitute

All-purpose flour made from wheat grains, the most common flour used in baking and cooking

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Wheat Germ Substitute

Nutritious part of the wheat kernel with nutty flavor, used in baking and as a health supplement

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White Hominy Substitute

Dried corn kernels that have been treated with alkali, used in Mexican and Southern cooking

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Whole Wheat Flour Substitute

Flour made from whole wheat kernels, providing more fiber and nutrients than white flour, used in healthy baking

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Wild Rice Substitute

Nutty, chewy grain that's actually a grass seed, not true rice

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Xanthan Gum Substitute

Natural thickening agent made from fermented sugar, used in gluten-free baking and cooking

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