Gelling
see also: Etymology of Gelling
The gelling are substances which make it possible to give to food the consistency of a Gel. They can be animal extracts (the Gélatine) or vegetable extracts. The Algue S constitute an important source of gelling: the Alginate S, the Carrageenan S, the Agar-agar. As for the Pectin, it is generally extracted from the Pomme S while the Amidon, presented in the form of Fécule, can come from very diverse plants: Corn, Manioc, Potato, etc
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