How to dissolve white dextrin in water? Dextrin is labelled as highly soluble in water. I have white dextrin (analytical from Sigma Aldrich). When I mix it in water, no matter how long I stir and how little dextrin I put, I get a suspension. The dextrin does not dissolve.

I am not a "real" chemist. If I search on Google with keyword such as dextrin water solution, nothing pops up, except that dextrin is highly soluble in water.

I must miss something obvious. I just don't know what. If someone could point me in the right direction...
Try heating the water. 

Sugar is also very water soluble, but just dumping sugar into cold water is going to take forever to dissolve. You'll age before you get a clear solution. So, add heat and stir it, and it should dissolve.

PS: Some dextrins are only partially solvable. If sigma aldrich says that your particular dextrin is fully solvable, then it should be. Check the label.