In an aqueous medium, native corn starch gelatinizes at a temperature of about 63 °C and forms a very viscous paste.
After cooling, this paste solidifies into a very viscous gel.
The above-mentioned properties make native corn starch particularly suitable for applications in the food industry:
Creams for puddings and desserts, soups and sauces, fine gastronomy (mayonnaise, condiments), pastry and confectionery