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• Cornstarch: Similar thickening power but yields an opaque finish and slightly different texture.
• Arrowroot: Produces a clear gel like kuzu but may be more expensive; arrowroot tolerates freezing better.
• Tapioca starch: Good for glossy textures but can become stringy if overcooked.

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• Kuzuko (powdered kuzu): The most common culinary form—pale, fine powder that dissolves into liquids when mixed and heated.
• Whole root/blocks: Less common; used traditionally and can be grated or processed into starch.
• Blended starches: Some commercial products mix kuzu with cheaper starches—look for 100% kuzu for authentic properties.