Paradise corn flour in a 400 g box, a fine white thickener for sauces, gravies, soups and milk puddings, and a light coating for frying.
Paradise corn flour comes in a slim cardboard box printed in a bright lemon yellow. The Paradise name is written in a flowing white script on a dark blue ribbon shape at the top, with a soft white glow behind it. The Arabic name sits in bold brown letters above the words Corn Flour in large dark capitals. Four tall corn cobs with green husks rise from the bottom of the box behind the lettering, their golden kernels filling most of the front. The net weight of 400 g is printed in the lower left corner in English and in Arabic on the right. As general background, cornflour is commonly described as the starch powder obtained from the endosperm of corn kernels. Commonly, mix it with cold liquid before adding it to anything hot so it does not form lumps. Commonly, it also gives a crisp, light finish when mixed into flour for frying.