Mausam corn flour in a 400 g box, a single-ingredient maize starch for puddings, custards, soups, smooth sauces, golden fried foods and cakes.
Mausam corn flour comes in a bright yellow box with the red and gold Mausam logo near the top in English and Arabic. The Arabic name sits above Corn Flour in large red capitals, and a ripe corn cob with green husks fills the bottom of the front, next to Net Wt 400 g. The side panel describes the product as wholesome goodness made only from the choicest corn and lists uses such as puddings, creamy desserts, custard-style soups, smooth sauces and baked foods. It also gives a nutrition table per 100 g, lists the ingredient as maize starch, suggests storing the box in a cool and dry place, and says the flour is produced and packed in Dubai. Lifestyle photos show the box beside bowls of white milk pudding topped with chopped pistachios, and next to a pan of sauce being whisked and a bowl of loose white flour. As general background, corn starch is the starch powder taken from the endosperm of the maize kernel.