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Place of Origin:
China
Price for Minimum Order:
-
Minimum Order Quantity:
1 Metric Ton
Packaging Detail:
25KG/bag
Delivery Time:
within 10-15 days after making the order
Supplying Ability:
50 Metric Ton per Month
Payment Type:
T/T, L/C
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Agar-Agar:
1.
Introduction:
Agar-agar, is now
widely used for making jellies, cookies, tissue culture, and
bacteriological cultivation base. Especially, known as the best
source for dietary fiber, it has currently become the best source
of high quality dietary foods.Known as agar-agar or agar agar. It
is used throughout the world to provide a solid surface containing
medium for the growth of bacteria and fungi. Natural Agar-Agar (or
agar agar Agar agar - E**6 - ********0) is used in producing a
firm, clear jelly and is rich in iodine and trace minerals and has
mildly laxative properties.
2. Specification:
Particle size: | *0 mesh |
Appearance: | odorless, white powder |
Gel strength: | **0~***0g/cm2 |
(1.5%w/w, *0C) | |
Ash: | <3% |
Moisture: | <*2% |
Sulphate: | <1% |
pH value: | 6.5~7.5 |
Water Insoluble: | <1% |
Heavy Metal (as Pb): | <*0ppm |
Arsenic: | < 3ppm |
Total plate count: | <***0cfu/g |
Yeasts and moulds: | <**0cfu/g |
E.Coli : | not detected |
3.
Usage:
Due to their variance in density, flaked and
powdered Agar-Agar( or agar agar -E**6 -
********0) needs to be used in different
proportions.
Here are a few
Guidelines:
Agar-agar, can be
substituted for the same quantity of unflavored gelatin in recipes.
One teaspoon agar powder equals to One tablespoon agar flakes.
Typical usage level is 1/2 percent agar in water. The gelling
ability of agar agar is affected by the acidity or alkalinity of
the ingredients it is mixed with. More acidic foods, such as citrus
fruits and strawberries, may require higher amounts of agar agar.
Some ingredients will not set with it at all such as: kiwi
fruit (too acid), pineapple, fresh figs, paw paws, papaya,
mango and peaches, which contain enzymes which can break down the
gelling ability (although cooked fruit seems to lose this effect),
chocolate and spinach.