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Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Yes, they do create a problem for absorption. Gelatin, when dissolved, coats the substrate preventing absorption by up to 50%. Additionally, the rice flours used by most vitamin companies are most likely not organically grown and contain a lot of pesticide residues.
For the shiratamako or mochiko, substitute 'sweet' rice flour (one that is labeled 'sweet' or 'glutionous'), which is not actually sweet to taste like sugar; it's just more sticky. You can find these rice flours at general Asian or Chinese grocery stores, as well as some health food stores.ep that's why I use a mixture of flours in the mitarashi dango recipe. For anmitsu I use just shiratama flour (which is just sweet rice flour with potato starch), which are quite a bit softer. But I do know people who use shiratama only for dango-it turns out ok, if a bit soft.