Can this be used to keep guacamole from oxidizing and turning brown? Could it be added to gummy bears to create sour gummy bears ?
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I have not tried either. I would think it would work as it is essentially the same thing as fruit fresh (used for canning). I squirt lime juice on avocado for that purpose.
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I've also heard that iron doesn't work in gummies. Have you seen an iron gummy? I think the iron changes the color/flavor of the gummy and would make it unappealing. Looks like people will have to stick to tablets of iron. No doubt it is important!
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I definitely would recommend this item but I cannot answer about the brown sugar as have not tried but see no reason why it would not work!
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I made a stab at testing it for you. I put one in and let it get soft and put very, very little pressure on my teeth. Softened right up. Go for it! Yes, they are soft enough. Make sure you keep them closed up, they get hard if you leave them out of the container. They also taste great...good enough to replace 'real' gummies!
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The bear keeps moister in the sugar so it will not get hard. If you put moister in powder it will stick together.
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I am not an expert but yes it has lost its seal so it would reduce the shelf life. Hope this helps, use them up as protein bars and buy some more if you like them.
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I believe it may work since it is silicone rubber (high heat resistance) and there is no adhesive to melt or get gummy. It works by adhering to itself so you could wrap several layers around the handle to get some insulation effect. Be aware that the wrapping process can be difficult in tight places because the silicone wants to grab nearby stuff. If you can take the handle off to wrap it that would be ideal.
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It's made from tree sap, so it's a golden brown. If you apply it thickly enough to the area where the kids grab onto the tree to climb, it should work as a deterrent. It's very sticky and messy. You may want to put up a little warning sign, just as a courtesy. I use it to keep the neighborhood cats off the top of my wood fence, and it works beautifully. They don't like to get their paws sticky. And they can't read. ;)
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To start I am No expert. I've used this pectin across the board as a thickening agent in many odd recipes and projects. I don't see why freezer jam would be an issue along as the prep and proper absorption is followed.
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I'm not sure. I gave it to a gummy living friend. I'm sure if you have the ingredients you could. The main ingredient you need is jello so replace it with a vegan version.
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Yes, my wife uses it for that purpose. It is chemically identical to Fruit Fresh and Vitamin C. It serves the same purpose as lemon juice in that regard. I use it to mask the metallic taste of postassium chloride.
1117011
No. Use lime juice and store it with a good seal. The brown color is just that, color. It will not affect the taste. Just stir it up and enjoy!
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Karen, Thanks for asking. The answer is absolutely! In fact, we just used it to replace some brown sugar in a molasses cookie recipe. We did adjust the moisture a bit - we just winged it and they came our delicious. However, elevated temperatures do remove some of the prebiotic benefits. But it works great as a sugar substitute in baking. I hope this helps! Mark Gold Source Labs
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No, a squeeze of lemon or cap full of white vinegar will do that. Honestly, I don't recommend this molcajete for guacamole at all because it is too porous. Better to use stainless steel or a regular dish and just use a fork to mash the avocado.This is best for grinding garlic, chilis, & seeds (like cumin). Good luck!
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Yes, but why sould you? It is perfect for dill type cutting. But, if you wanted to, you could, just eat it soon, so it would not turn brown right away!
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It is possible that it could work but I don't think this was intended for that application. It comes out like a spray paint and sticks to whatever it hits. Once dry, it leaves a coat of graphite. I use it as a mold release. It is possible that this would get into the lock pins and possibly gum smaller parts up as it dries. Graphite for locks is generally applied in dry (like a powder) form. I will check the can tonight and see if it is recommended for that use.
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I use it both inside and outside the fridge. It seems to help make the counter fruit (like bananas) and veggies (like tomatoes) last longer. The green bags help too, but you have to make sure the bags are open or moisture builds up inside and creates mold. This is not a problem with the bluapple product, which I've come to like better than the bags.