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**Title:** A Healthier Alternative to Tapioca
**Key Points:**
1. **Debunking Tapioca's Healthiness:** Tapioca is often mistakenly considered a healthy option, but it's actually a refined carbohydrate that can cause glucose spikes, leading to various health issues.
2. **Introducing a Healthier Alternative:** "Tapioca de Flakão" or Cornflake Tapioca, made from organic corn flakes, is a more wholesome option.
3. **Recipe Overview:**
* Mix 6 tablespoons of organic corn flakes with 100ml of water.
* Wait 10 minutes for hydration.
* Cook in a non-stick pan with minimal olive oil over low heat, covered for 7 minutes, then flipped for an additional 3 minutes.
4. **Benefits:** This alternative has fewer carbohydrates, more fiber, fats, vitamins, and minerals compared to traditional tapioca.
5. **Serving Suggestion:** Enjoy with grated coconut for a delicious and crunchy, gluten-free treat.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentences:
1. The speaker, Camila Vitorino, has type 1 diabetes.
2. Tapioca is a refined cassava product.
3. Refined carbohydrates in tapioca can cause spikes in blood glucose.
4. Consuming refined carbohydrates regularly can lead to health issues like:
* Fatty liver
* Type 2 diabetes
* Hypertension
5. In some parts of Brazil, "cornflake" is another name for a specific type of corn product.
6. Non-organic corn in the speaker's country is often transgenic.
7. Organic corn is not transgenic.
8. The speaker uses ceramic, non-Teflon cookware.
9. The recipe for "Tapioca de Flakão" (cornflake tapioca) involves:
* 6 tablespoons of organic corn flakes
* 100 ml of water
* A pinch of salt
* Optional: olive oil for the non-stick pan
10. The corn flake mixture is hydrated for 10 minutes before cooking.
11. Cooking the mixture involves low heat for approximately 7-10 minutes, depending on the stove.
12. The finished product can be folded like traditional tapioca.
13. The speaker's corn flake tapioca has:
* Less glucose impact compared to traditional tapioca
* Fiber, fats, vitamins, and minerals (unlike refined tapioca)