I use soy lecithin as a thickener. Will this function in the same way?
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yes it will give food a creamy consistency. I used it in my smoothie yesterday just for that purpose. It acts as any fat in product will, makes it creamy.
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I never used it! I returned after the packing slip stated that according to proposition 65, they had to tell me this product will give me cancer and this notice only goes to CA residents in the USA
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Soy Lecithin which is the ingredient on the label is a by product derived from soy beans. I hope this answers the question.
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I actually mix it with soy lecithin (non gmo) and throw it in a blender with whatever goodies you prefer for taste.
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Where did you read that this had no soy in it? It actually says that it has Soy Lecithin which is just a derivative of soy and not actually soy. It does however have soy so if your allergic to it then I would not take this product. I have to say after using this product for a month, I felt a lot better and was a lot more regular. I also had more energy and overall better wellness.
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I read the label and it has soy lecithin in it. At the bottom it says contains soy. Hope that helps you.
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It's similar to clear jel, but not the same. Clear jel, like many other thickeners, requires heat to make it thick. Ultra gel will thicken without heat.
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I have not seen any soy or then the soy lecithin, I have been using the product for several months without and side effects.
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Soy Lecithin which is the ingredient on the label is a by product derived from soy beans.I hope this answers the question.
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In my experience, milk works perfectly fine with this blender bottle (I have used whole milk before). I have no experience with soy milk. I drink whey protein isolate and never have any issues with it sticking to the bottle or with chunkiness.
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After reading the label, carefully scrutinizing for soy or soy derivatives such as soy lecithin, I found no indication of any soy product. Interestingly though, their is no statement made to indicate that this is a soy-free product either.Commonly, a label will state either "Soy-Free" or "Contains Soy". This says neither.
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No, I use it instead of soy sauce in recipes, have to admit I have not tried it straight. I found it at Whole Foods, cheaper that Amazon.
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I made a batch with soymilk and it turned out great. I added 2 tbsp. of kuzu root powder as thickener and left it in the machine for 11 hrs. I also heard that soymilk powder works well too. Since I prefer sour yogurt, I didn't use any sweeteners.
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It is possible to use it, but remember it only thickens when it is cooked, it is not instant. It acts like and is interchangeable with regular corn starch. Products that I am familiar with like "thick-it" which are specifically developed for preparing liquids for dysphagia patients, thicken when simply stirred into a liquid. Karen, RN
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It wasn't on the ingredient lists of what I got. Pretty sure the UK cadbury doesn't use soy lecithin. These bars are the UK cadbury not the US cadbury. Therefore I would assume there is none in this bar.
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yes, they have to say that because it is at a plant that may use peanuts and soy even though they may choose not to use it in this product. I myself try to stay away from soy. I enjoy this product. Especially the truffle. The peanut butter raw revolution will have soy lecithin in it. That is most likely because of the products that like peanut butter need it to keep the chocolate and peanut butter together. Even though I hear soy lecithin isn't suppose to be bad I try to avoid it as much as possible. Read all the Raw revolution bars because some will contain soy lecithin. Hope this helps
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The only people who need to make a point of avoiding soy lecithin are those with severe soy allergies or chemical sensitivities, and of course, those who notice that they personally react badly to it. And if you don't have a soy allergy, almost all of the remaining concerns about soy lecithin (pesticides, solvents, and GMOs) can be completely eliminated by purchasing products that contain organic soy lecithin. (http://chriskresser.com/harmful-or-harmless-soy-lecithin)
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I've used citrus oils in this diffuser and they work fine. Very thick oils make the filter pad congested and I wouldn't recommend them. You'll know which oils I'm talking about as they come out of the bottle very slowly like patchouli and sandlewood. Chamomile oil is sometimes thick but oftentimes its the quality of the extraction process that determines if the oil is thin or thick. The processing of oils that involves heat in order to speed up the process destroys the beneficial plant constituents and will leave junk in there which most likely makes them thicker. Lavender oil from, say, the whole foods brand "365" is thicker than a more pure, water-like, and thin lavender oil from young living. I've used citrus oils in this diffuser and they work fine. Very thick oils make the filter pad congested and I wouldn't recommend them. You'll know which oils I'm talking about as they come out of the bottle very slowly like patchouli and sandlewood. Chamomile oil is sometimes thick but oftentimes its the quality of the extraction process that determines if the oil is thin or thick. The processing of oils that involves heat in order to speed up the process destroys the beneficial plant constituents and will leave junk in there which most likely makes them thicker. Lavender oil... » Read More I've used citrus oils in this diffuser and they work fine. Very thick oils make the filter pad congested and I wouldn't recommend them. You'll know which oils I'm talking about as they come out of the bottle very slowly like patchouli and sandlewood. Chamomile oil is sometimes thick but oftentimes its the quality of the extraction process that determines if the oil is thin or thick. The processing of oils that involves heat in order to speed up the process destroys the beneficial plant constituents and will leave junk in there which most likely makes them thicker. Lavender oil from, say, the whole foods brand "365" is thicker than a more pure, water-like, and thin lavender oil from young living. « Show Less