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Two Processing Methods of Cassava Flour: What are the Differences between Dry and Wet Methods?

Date:2023-05-26/ FAQ/ Chat online/ Technical support

Cassava flour can be produced using either dry or wet processing methods. So what are the differences between dry and wet methods? Next we will explore the differences between these two method and the advantages and disadvantages of each.


different quality cassava flour under two processing methodsDifferent quality cassava flour under two processing methods

Dry Processing Method of Cassava Flour

The dry processing method of cassava flour is the more traditional method. First of all, cassava tubers are peeled and cut into thick slices. After peeling, most of the water in raw cassava is removed by the belt dryer, and then the cassava slices are ground into powder to get finished cassava flour. This method means the lower investment cost, but relatively speaking, the cassava flour made is of low whiteness, high sand content, poor taste.

Wet Processing Method of Cassava Flour

The wet processing method of cassava flour is a more modern and automated method. It is divided into three major steps.The first is the cleaning section, the main task of this stage is to wash the cassava and then remove the inner and outer skin. The second is the processing section, which breaks up the peeled cassava as much as possible and then squeezes out part of the water inside through a dewatering machine. Finally, in the drying section, the extruded cassava is put into the airflow dryer to dry the cassava powder.


the processing technology and equipment of cassava flour with wet methodThe processing technology and equipment of cassava flour with wet method

Compared with the dry processing method of cassava flour, the wet method has higher input cost, but the quality of the produced cassava flour is obviously higher than that of the dry method, which is suitable for large cassava flour production enterprises, with numerical control management to ensure a stable production process, short processing cycle, and high economic efficiency. Besides, the dry processing method can be more labor-intensive, as the cassava slices need to be manually loaded onto the belt dryer. In contrast, the wet method is more automated, and much of the processing is done by machines.

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