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July 15th is National Tapioca Pudding Day, a global celebration of this popular pudding delicacy.
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The cassava root is the source of tapioca starch. Cassava, a root vegetable that resembles a sweet potato in appearance and color, contains cyanide in its raw form. The root, on the other hand, can be ground into flour or powder and used as a thickener. Tapioca pearls can also be made using this method. Cassava, often known as manioc or yucca, is grown all over the world by farmers. The Euphorbiaceae (spurge) family includes this woody shrub, which is native to South America but is also grown in Asia and Africa.
Tapioca was once a mainstay in early American homes because it could be dried to withstand long sea voyages without spoiling. Tapioca has a longer shelf life when it is dehydrated. Tapioca makers should plan if they wish to produce the dish at home. Before utilizing tapioca pearls, they must be soaked for at least one night.
Tapioca can be used as a thickening ingredient in recipes for gluten-intolerant persons. Use it in pancakes, cookies, and other baked products. Vitamin B, manganese, and iron are also found in tapioca, making it a good source of these nutrients. If you’re struggling to gain weight or have a sensitive stomach, try tapioca. Tapioca is a mild component that aids in the gradual addition of a healthy amount of weight.
I am bubbling with excitement to tell you about National Tapioca Day on June 28 when you can explore this less popular – though no less delicious – carb. Made from the cassava plant, tapioca is versatile, though tapioca pudding is the most popular. pic.twitter.com/1IGrXNXVmt
— Eddie Carmenate (@sempai2k) June 28, 2022
Minute and instant tapioca puddings are an option for individuals who prefer to consume their tapioca in a hurry. Stack fruit and whipped cream to make a parfait in a hurry. That’s a surefire method to have a great party. Tapioca can also be found in Boba Tea, a Taiwanese tea-based beverage, and it’s delicious.
How to Observe National Tapioca Pudding Day
Don’t forget that tapioca isn’t just a pudding when you’re looking into it. Make soup, drinks, and baked products with it. If you’re celebrating in any way, you should try some tapioca recipes. Let us know how you like to use this versatile item in your recipes. Yes, we think you’ll enjoy this dish. Tapioca pudding prepared at home
Use the hashtag #TapiocaPuddingDay to commemorate the occasion on social media.
National Tapioca Pudding Day History
Check out these other July food holidays while the National Day Calendar investigates the origins of this food holiday:
- Peach Ice Cream Day
- Penuche Fudge Day
- Hot Fudge Sundae Day
- Vanilla Ice Cream Day
- Milk Chocolate Day
- Crème Brûlée Day
- Cheesecake Day
- Raspberry Cake Day
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