Real Value corn flour in a 400 g yellow box, a fine white starch for thickening sauces, gravies, custards and soups.
Real Value corn flour comes in a bright yellow box. The red Real Value flag logo sits in a white oval at the top with the brand name in Arabic, above a navy band reading Corn Flour in white capitals. The lower front is filled with a photo of golden corn cobs and green husks, with the Arabic name دقيق الذرة printed across them and a small net weight line at the base. The photo shows only the front, so the ingredient list is not quoted here, and the 400 g size comes from the product name. As general background, corn starch, or cornflour, is the starch powder derived from corn grain, obtained from the endosperm of the kernel. Commonly, kitchens mix corn flour with a little cold water into a smooth slurry before stirring it into hot liquid, which stops lumps forming. Lifestyle photos show a cook whisking a pan of sauce on the stove beside the box, and the box on a steel bench beside a tray of custard tarts.
