This was reflected by the lower flour yield without carrier (23.32 g/100 g) contrary to these with carriers (26.44e41.08 g/100 g). With the increase in the addition of the carriers, the flour yield first dramatically increased and reached a plateau. The increase in flour yields of 39.85 and 37.75 g/ 100 g were obtained with the addition of 30 g/100 g MD and 10 g/ 100 g b-CD. The significant increase in flour yield induced by the addition of the carriers could be attributed to the carrier’s ability to form outer layers on the droplet and increase the glass transi-tions temperature (Tg). This could have reduced the flour depo-sition on drying wall (Ahmed, Akter, & Eun, 2010). With the increase of MD from 30 g/100 g to 40 g/100 g, little changes were observed in flour yield but the attractive purple color of the flour significantly diminished.