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- Q: What is cuttlefish ink used for in cooking? A: Cuttlefish ink, also known as squid ink, is primarily used as a food coloring to enhance the visual appeal of dishes, particularly in Mediterranean and Japanese cuisines. It adds a rich, dark hue and a unique flavor to pasta, risottos, and seafood dishes.
- Q: How do I use Marky's Cuttlefish Squid Ink in my recipes? A: To use Marky's Cuttlefish Squid Ink, dilute 1 gram of the ink in the cooked dish for every 100 grams of food. It can be added directly to sauces, pasta, or rice to achieve the desired color and flavor.
- Q: What are the ingredients in Marky's Cuttlefish Squid Ink? A: Marky's Cuttlefish Squid Ink contains cuttlefish ink, water, salt, and a stabilizer called sodium carboxymethyl cellulose. These ingredients ensure the ink maintains its quality and flavor during storage.
- Q: How should I store cuttlefish ink after opening? A: After opening, it is recommended to refrigerate Marky's Cuttlefish Squid Ink to maintain its freshness. The product has a shelf life of 4 years when stored properly.
- Q: Is squid ink safe to consume, and does it contain any allergens? A: Yes, squid ink is generally safe to consume for most people. However, it may contain trace amounts of metals like cadmium and lead. Individuals with shellfish allergies should consult with a healthcare professional before consuming squid ink.