Marine Hydrocolloids

Agar Agar Food Grade

₹ 2300.00  Incl. GST/Nos ₹ 1949.15 Excl. GST

Description

Agar Agar is used as 100% vegetarian substitute for Gelatin (manufactured from animal bones and skin) in the food industry.

Agar Agar is used as 100% vegetarian substitute for Gelatin (manufactured from animal bones and skin) in the food industry. The usage is fast gaining ground due to the worldwide shift for products of vegetable origin. Agar Agar has been used for many centuries as high performance gelling agent.

Its ability to produce clear colourless, odourless, and natural gels without the support of other colloids has long been exploited by the food industry as a stabilizing and gelling agent. Agar Agar gels at 34°C to 42°C and melts at 80°C to 98°C. This unmatched natural hysteresis offers a definite advantage particularly with regard to the shelf life of food preparations.

Agar can also be used as a coagulator; thickening agent, emulsifier and stabilizer in the manufacture of confectionaries like gums, caramels, marshmallows etc.

Agar Agar Food Grade

Product ID (MPN): ITB-D209ADC9
Availability:In Stock
₹ 2300.00  Incl. GST ₹ /Nos
Brand Name Marine Hydrocolloids
Model ITB-D209ADC9
Condition New
Unit Type Nos
Minimum Order Quantity 1
Minimum Ordered Packs 1
Country of Origin India
Taxes Inclusive of Tax
Ships from Kochi
Shipping Product eligible for free shipping
Returnable 7 Days Return
Warranty Type Manufacturer / Seller
Warranty Not Applicable
SELLER INFORMATION
Marine Hydrocolloids
Business Address
Deepa Building, Santo Gopalan Road Chullickal, Kochi Kerala-682005
  • Description
    Agar Agar is used as 100% vegetarian substitute for Gelatin (manufactured from animal bones and skin) in the food industry.

    Agar Agar is used as 100% vegetarian substitute for Gelatin (manufactured from animal bones and skin) in the food industry. The usage is fast gaining ground due to the worldwide shift for products of vegetable origin. Agar Agar has been used for many centuries as high performance gelling agent.

    Its ability to produce clear colourless, odourless, and natural gels without the support of other colloids has long been exploited by the food industry as a stabilizing and gelling agent. Agar Agar gels at 34°C to 42°C and melts at 80°C to 98°C. This unmatched natural hysteresis offers a definite advantage particularly with regard to the shelf life of food preparations.

    Agar can also be used as a coagulator; thickening agent, emulsifier and stabilizer in the manufacture of confectionaries like gums, caramels, marshmallows etc.