Apple Pectin
Apple pectin is a compound found in apples. Many other fruits also contain pectin, although apples contain very high concentrations of this compound. Cooks may be familiar with pectin because it is used in jams and jellies to help them set, but it also has a number of health benefits.
Item 90216 – 1 lb.
Agar Agar
Requires boiling for 5 minutes to fully hydrate. Forms higher strength gels than gelatine. The coarse mesh helps in dispersion properties. Forms perceptible gels with as little as 0.04% concentrations although typically used at much higher levels. Gels exhibit hysteresis lag useful in many applications.