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- Q: What is methylcellulose and how is it used in cooking? A: Methylcellulose is a plant-derived thickener and emulsifier that dissolves only in cold liquids to form a clear, viscous solution or gel. In cooking, it is often used in molecular gastronomy and modernist cuisine to create unique textures and stabilize ingredients, such as preventing ice crystal formation in ice cream.
- Q: Is this methylcellulose product safe for consumption? A: Yes, our Pure Methylcellulose is 100% food grade and certified non-toxic and allergenic, making it safe for human consumption. It is important to choose food-grade methylcellulose to ensure it meets strict safety standards.
- Q: How does the gelling process work with methylcellulose? A: Methylcellulose forms a semi-firm gel when heated to temperatures between 132°F and 148°F (56°C to 64°C) and will revert to a liquid state upon cooling. This thermo-reversible property makes it an excellent ingredient for various culinary applications.
- Q: Can I mix different types of methylcellulose for desired effects? A: Yes, our high viscosity (HV) and low viscosity (LV) methylcellulose can be mixed together in different ratios to achieve specific textures and consistencies suited to your culinary needs.
- Q: Is this product certified kosher and vegan? A: Yes, our Pure Methylcellulose is OU Kosher certified (Pareve) by the Orthodox Union and is completely vegan, ensuring it meets dietary restrictions for a wide range of consumers.