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It's probably a lot cheaper when called "tapioca" than when called "cassava", at least in North America. :-P
by phyzome 8y ago
It's probably a lot cheaper when called "tapioca" than when called "cassava", at least in North America. :-P
- Pfhreak 8y agoExcept "tapioca" in NA can also mean "sago", which is a totally different plant.
- phyzome 8y agoInteresting, good to know! I don't think I've encountered that before.
- adrian_mrd 8y agoI am confused by the difference between Tapioca and Cassava. The article doesn’t make this clear... and yeah, I can Wikipedia it ;)
- phyzome 8y agoAs far as I can tell it's just a different common name.