BATTER-UP® Starch

The BATTER-UP® Starch line is used in batters, breadings and coating systems to provide adhesion and add crispy texture.

Introduction to BATTER-UP® Starch
Also known as
maize starch

The BATTER-UP® Starch line is used in batters, breadings and coating systems to provide adhesion and crispy texture. This line of starches is produced from maize. Our BATTER-UP® Starch line provides ready dispersion in water, consistent viscosity in batter, ensures uniform batter pick-up and has excellent adhesion when used in a batter or as a powder coating. 

BATTER-UP® Starch is available in:
3 Regions
  • North America
  • Europe, Middle East and Africa
  • Asia Pacific
BATTER-UP® Starch Technical Documents
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BATTER UP® F Starch
BATTER UP® F Starch is a film forming starch based on corn which is used in batters and breadings. This starch provides ready dispersion in water, consistent viscosity in the batter, ensures uniform batter pick-up and excellent adhesion when can used in a batter or as a powder coating. It is available for purchase in North America.
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BATTER UP® K Starch
BATTER UP® K Starch is a film forming starch based on corn which is used in batters and breadings. This starch provides ready dispersion in water, consistent viscosity in the batter, ensures uniform batter pick-up and excellent adhesion when can used in a batter or as a powder coating. It is available for purchase in Asia and Europe.
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