i want to substitute powdered for liquid! can I?
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Hi I've never used liquid pectin, but it probably works the same as powdered, since cooking time is the most important factor
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The ration for pectin to fruit might be different depending on what powder pectin you have been using. I am not sure. You should always follow the directions that come with the product when making jellies. I started to use the liquid pectin a few years ago because it was allot cheaper and I have had no issues with switching products.
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I've only used the powdered pectin to make freezer jam and you put it in 3/4 cup water and boil it before adding to the fruit/sugar mixture. I wouldn't try using a liquid pectin recipe with the dry stuff but there are plenty of recipes with the Sure Jell powder.
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It's a capsule so you could mix the contents with some type of food, like applesauce. If you put the powder in water, I don't think it would mix well.
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I don't see why not. It's really fine powder and tastes pretty good; I've been eating it straight every morning since getting it. Probably soak it down in some grain alcohol or mix it into a suspension, both should be effective methods.
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Unfortunately, I've never mixed it with cold water, so I don't know. The powder is fairly fine, so it might be alright, but I'm not sure. Sorry.
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I like the powder form. You could premix but it does not take long to disslve the poder. For me I would mix it it if whrn it is time for me to drink it.
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I use boiled water to dissolve the powder and mix it with cold water. Preferably distilled clean tap water will also do the job.
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I'm not really sure. I just mix it with a shake. But I can do that with the liquid too. Maybe the servings.
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Yes, I was able to do so, making a paste first and then gradually adding more liquid until it was dissolved. It is the best Matcha!
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Yes you can. There are instructions on back of bottle. You might want to check out The Lanundress on You Tube and their website. There are demos and instructions are useful.
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I would imagine you would use like a Fox's Ubet syrup. Milk, coffee, in the blender. Not sure tho, sorry.
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You can mix it with milk and heating it may allow it to blend better. It's a bit of a challenge getting it to mix and the powder can be messy but the taste is good.
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I have not mixed it with just water or coffee but use it more for fruit smoothies. I would use a blender to get the powder not to clump.
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I would imagine that you can. Just add some fruit juice and stir until dissolved. Possibly may have to experiment with it. I know you can add it to soups and stews to thicken so I assume a fruit flavored jello would also work.
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I guess you can use that or a small blender. I just melt it with the oil in a double boiler, then let it re-solidify in whatever screw top container I put it in.
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Of course you can, as long as it's water and not some other liquid. If you have any other questions, please email us at hello@trustednutrients.com :)
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You could pulverize it into powder in a Vitamix, or dissolve it in water. I'm not sure if you could pulverize it by hand (with mortar and pestle.)
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Sure. You need to add sugar however. Heat up some milk, add about one or two teaspoons per cup and a heaping tablespoon of powder. You may need to experiment a bit to find your ideal taste.