Argo cornstarch is the standard for me. It works like it's supposed to and is a good bargain.

great value, handy container

I like the bigger size for a decent price, normally I would have to buy at least 2 elsewhere.

This better than the store brought

A good product and price

There are many uses for cornstarch! Not just a thickener!Back in the day before all the diaper rash creams, corn starch was used for diaper rash and other health issues! It’s still good for you! You can even put in ref or freezer to get odors out!

The c orn starch was fresh and I used it to make SOS Mix. I like the larger container, because it keeps the cornstarch fresh a long long time! I also used it to calm a bug bite. Dabbed a paste of Argo Corn Starch and water over the bite and the urge to itch ceased!

I cook a lot of gravy's and sauces and use this corn starch a lot for thickening instead of flour, better on carbs. My mom and grandmothers all brought me up using ARGO cornstarch. In my opinion it is the best! Sam's Club offers a great price for this product as well

This is an economical value. I use it to make pudding, gravy, seitan and other foods that need thickening. It also make a good alternative to talcum powder without the dangers of talc. I add it to my rubber dish gloves to make them easier to take off and keep dry.

I'm low carb/gluten free. Bought Argo Cornstarch to make gf Nowegian seed crisps. Have worked on getting it to be the best it could be, including adding Everything But the Bagel seasoning or homemade vanilla bean paste, in addition to the original flavor. Cornstarch does have more carbs then I usually eat, so cut back on the amount. Got them really thin and crispy with less. Don't know if I can attribute that to the brand; however, this is the only brand I've used. Nice to be able to buy a larger quantity at Sam's.