However, no industrial product made of soy okara is currently available commercially. A
possible use for okara is in baked goods as it has a large amount of fiber and protein.
Even greater value can be added to okara if it can be properly introduced into gluten-free
formulations, a market that is not only growing (as the incidence of celiac disease is
increasing), but also lacks a successful gluten-free all purpose flour. Therefore, a glutenfree
all purpose flour formulated with okara as the main ingredient should offer a valueadded
application for this agrowaste while increasing the nutritional value of gluten-free
baked goods.