Gelatine

Edible Gelatin (Gelatin) is the hydrolyzed product of collagen, is a fat-free, high protein, and cholesterol free, and is a food thickener. After eating, it will not make people fat, nor will it lead to physical decline. Gelatin is also a powerful protective colloid, strong emulsification, after entering the stomach can inhibit the condensation of milk, soy milk and other proteins caused by stomach acid, which is conducive to food digestion.
Edible gelatin is made from bone and skin collagen of animals such as pigs, cattle and sheep. Produced by denaturation and degradation. It contains more than 8 types of L-1 amino acids and is a pure protein. No fat or cholesterol. Easily absorbed by the human body, gelatin food made from wool. It has certain curative effect on some diseases, especially on the development of children, and has ideal nutritional value

Edible gelatin is white or fawn, translucent, slightly glossy crisp or powder, almost odorless, tasteless. Insoluble in cold water, but can absorb 5 times the amount of cold water and expand and soften. Dissolves in hot water and cools to form a gel. Soluble in acetic acid, glycerol, propylene glycol and other polyol aqueous solution. Insoluble in ethanol, ether, chloroform and most other non-polar organic solvents.
Edible gelatin has a weaker setting force than AGAR, and does not set at a concentration below 5%. A gel is usually formed in a 10% to 15% solution. The gelling temperature varies with the concentration, the type of co-existing salts, the pH of the concentration solution and other factors. The difference between the dissolution temperature and the solidification temperature is very small, about 30℃ dissolution, 20 ~ 25℃ solidification. Its gel is softer and more elastic than gelatine and has a soft taste. Its aqueous solution is boiled for a long time, and its properties change due to decomposition, and it no longer forms gel after cooling, and becomes protein and peptone if reheated. If the gelatin solution is subjected to formaldehyde, it becomes an irreversible gel that is insoluble in water.

According to the use of gelatin can be divided into photographic, edible, medicinal and industrial four categories. Edible gelatin as a thickening agent is widely used in the food industry to add jelly, food coloring, high-grade gummies, ice cream, dry vinegar, yogurt, frozen food, etc. In the chemical industry, it is mainly used as a raw material for bonding, emulsification and high-grade cosmetics.
Gelatin is a hydrophilic colloid, which has the property of protecting colloid, and can be used as a stabilizer and emulsifier of hydrophobic colloid. Gelatin is also an amphoteric electrolyte, so charged particles can be condensed into blocks in aqueous solutions and used as clarifying agents for alcohol and alcohol.

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Gelatin as a thickening agent is widely used in the food industry, such as jelly, edible pigment, senior jelly, ice cream, dry vinegar, yogurt, frozen food etc. In the chemical industry, gelatin is mainly used as adhensive, emulsification and senior cosmetics raw material production.

Its thermo-reversibility is unique and essential in a vast range of confectionery applications, but its popularity is also attributable to its gelling, foaming, stabilizing, texturing, binding and emulsifying functionalities.

Gelatin is water-soluble, totally digestible and compatible with most other hydrocolloids, including vegetable colloids such as agar-agar, alginate, carrageenan and pectin, as well as sugars, corn syrups, edible acids and flavors - all popular within the confectionery sector.

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