Sodium Alginate is an extracted from brown seaweed. It is used as a stabilizer for ice cream, yogurt, cream, and cheese. It acts as a thickener and emulsifier for salad, pudding, jam, tomato juice, and canned products. It is a hydration agent for noodles, bread, cool and frozen products. In March, 2010 researchers at Newcastle University announced that dietary alginates can reduce human fat uptake by more than 75%
so if i do the same process of the sodium, and then the calcium bath, wit any liquid mixture.. would I still get them same results (as far as the texture and the bubbles)
@josephheffernan37 For caviar I would suggest that you buy/use sodium alginate and calcium lactate, both of which are available on M O L E C U L E - R [ d o t ] C O M, ust as shown in our 'Mint Caviar' video.
@josephheffernan37 But we can! We ship worldwide on M O L E C U L E - R [ d o t ] C O M. Please email us at I N F O [ a t ] M O L E C U L E - R [ d o t ] C O M if you need help placing your order.
@thekrakenism Unfortunately we won't be able to provide the lab coat (nor the mad scientist hair) but you will find sodium alginate, calcium lactate and many other additives in both our 'refill' and 'Pro' formats on Molecule-R[dot]com.
@thekrakenism Unfortunately we won't be able to provide the lab coat (nor the mad scientist hair) but you will find sodium alginate, calcium lactate and many other additives in both our 'refill' and 'Pro' formats on M o l e c u l e - R [dot] com.
@thekrakenism Unfortunately we won't be able to provide the lab coat (nor the mad scientist hair) but you will find sodium alginate, calcium lactate and many other additives in both our 'refill' and 'Pro' formats on M o l e c u l e - R [dot] c o m.
but i am a greel and i know about tzatziki and it needs also cucumber (and im saying this without knowing whether it is feasible to be done in this one)!!
thank you Thanks and I hope I was not rude to the effort and technique of prescription..!!
Thank you for your comment Jazzierocks1999. We actually have about 20 videos on Youtube. If you want to be notice when we put new one, you only have to register as a Fan.
can we buy the spoon separately?
CornDoctor 18 hours ago
I have a question. After making the spheres, is it possible to coat in panko and fry without the sphere bursting?
uberathlete 3 weeks ago
Sodium Alginate is an extracted from brown seaweed. It is used as a stabilizer for ice cream, yogurt, cream, and cheese. It acts as a thickener and emulsifier for salad, pudding, jam, tomato juice, and canned products. It is a hydration agent for noodles, bread, cool and frozen products. In March, 2010 researchers at Newcastle University announced that dietary alginates can reduce human fat uptake by more than 75%
omelyfasol 1 month ago
so if i do the same process of the sodium, and then the calcium bath, wit any liquid mixture.. would I still get them same results (as far as the texture and the bubbles)
ef030708 2 months ago
This is a brilliant idea! I am Greek so I know a good tzatziki :). Would the recipe change if using greek yogurt?
emouch1 2 months ago
thanks for reply so fast i will order but im just starting out with caviair but need more wot should i buy to play with
josephheffernan37 4 months ago
@josephheffernan37 For caviar I would suggest that you buy/use sodium alginate and calcium lactate, both of which are available on M O L E C U L E - R [ d o t ] C O M, ust as shown in our 'Mint Caviar' video.
MoleculeRflavors 4 months ago
why cant you send me this prodoucts in finland
josephheffernan37 4 months ago
@josephheffernan37 But we can! We ship worldwide on M O L E C U L E - R [ d o t ] C O M. Please email us at I N F O [ a t ] M O L E C U L E - R [ d o t ] C O M if you need help placing your order.
MoleculeRflavors 4 months ago
excelent!!! love it! i bought the chefs first kit and i am so happy! how much agar-agar is per sucket? in teaspoon? thxs!
stellaandronikou 4 months ago
I want a 5 litre jar of Sodium Alginate and another of Calcium Lactate in my kitchen NOW!!!!!!
oh... and I also want those weird square dishes, utensils and appliances too... and a lab coat lol
thekrakenism 6 months ago 5
@thekrakenism Unfortunately we won't be able to provide the lab coat (nor the mad scientist hair) but you will find sodium alginate, calcium lactate and many other additives in both our 'refill' and 'Pro' formats on Molecule-R[dot]com.
MoleculeRflavors 6 months ago 9
@thekrakenism Unfortunately we won't be able to provide the lab coat (nor the mad scientist hair) but you will find sodium alginate, calcium lactate and many other additives in both our 'refill' and 'Pro' formats on M o l e c u l e - R [dot] com.
MoleculeRflavors 6 months ago
@thekrakenism Unfortunately we won't be able to provide the lab coat (nor the mad scientist hair) but you will find sodium alginate, calcium lactate and many other additives in both our 'refill' and 'Pro' formats on M o l e c u l e - R [dot] c o m.
MoleculeRflavors 6 months ago
no cucumber?
iamafractal 8 months ago
@iamafractal it's plated on a slice of cucumber.. haha
teacozy 8 months ago
@teacozy heh yes i did comment before it was over O:-)
iamafractal 8 months ago
This is so cool. I bought this kit online yesterday and cant wait to get started!!! Finally i can extend my lab work into the kitchen :P
piratedudette 10 months ago
"but i am greek"*
akiskorakis1 10 months ago
its wonderfull .......
but i am a greel and i know about tzatziki and it needs also cucumber (and im saying this without knowing whether it is feasible to be done in this one)!!
thank you Thanks and I hope I was not rude to the effort and technique of prescription..!!
waiting for more videos.....!!!
akiskorakis1 10 months ago
I don't think you need to add the calcium lactate, im pretty sure both the milk and the yogurt have enough calcium to react with the alginate
peteyandjaydee 10 months ago
I feel like poking one of them
mizzyAt 11 months ago
Thank you for your comment Jazzierocks1999. We actually have about 20 videos on Youtube. If you want to be notice when we put new one, you only have to register as a Fan.
MoleculeRflavors 11 months ago
Omg so cool! Can you make more videos!!
jazzierocks1999 11 months ago