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Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces
  • Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces
  • Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces
  • Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces
  • Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces
  • Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces
  • Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces
Product code: 5907709956308

Batom Apple Pectine 30g, natural, vegan single-ingredient thickener for fruit jams, spreads and sauces

Expiration date: 09.10.2024Out-of-Stock

Apple pectin to prepare homemade jams and fruit preserves without sugar and preservatives. The contents of the sachet are enough to prepare 2kg low-calorie jam.

8.04 zł tax excl.

9.89 PLN vat included
Amount products:

Net weight 30 g; 32.97zł/100g

  

Apple pectin - a natural gelling agent for the preparation of homemade jams, preserves, jam, marmalade and sugar-free jellies.

Pectins do not contain sugar, allergens or preservatives.

Check out our recipe for the least caloric rhubarb fruzeline (only 18kcal in 100g!) - we discuss the principles of using pectins in jams and fruit frużelina

What does it mean that pectin is amidated?

Pectin amidation is a chemical process in which carboxyl groups in the pectin chain react with amines to form amides. Amidated pectin is more soluble in water than unmodified pectin, which affects its properties as a gelling and stabilizing substance - thus minimizing the risk of making noodles from undissolved pectin in the jam. Amidated pectin is also more resistant to pectolytic enzymes that naturally break down pectin, which means it even works well when used with sour fruit.

Pectins have a gelling effect under strictly defined conditions:

  • pectins do not like solutions with high calcium content - they are not suitable, among others for gelling dairy products, yoghurts, cheesecakes or ice cream
  • pectins like an acidic environment, they are most active in solutions with a pH of 2.8-4.7 - unlike, for example, agar, which works badly with sour fruit, it is difficult, for example, to gel agar cranberries or citrus
  • pectins do not gel in solutions with a high alcohol content;

The gelling properties of pectins start to activate at 80-85 ° C, which means that it should be simmered, stirring occasionally, after reaching the boiling point, the solution can still be boiled if required by the recipe, but this will not increase the strength gel the intensity of gelation only occurs during cooling, it takes up to 24 hours to obtain the final texture at room temperature.

In practice, this means that pectin thickened with pectin, while it is warm in the pot, it will still pour completely, and only after cooling it will reach its target density - so do not be upset, if the frugelin seems thin to you, bring the fruit mass to the boil, bring it to a boil for a short minute- Stir two together so as not to burn the fruit, and then let it cool down.

Pectins are naturally slightly sweet, but do not alter the taste and have no odor
important information - pectins are well soluble in water, but after adding them to the solution they accumulate into lumps of dry powder surrounded by a tightly gelled coating, dissolving such lumps is impossible even with a blender.

Therefore, ALWAYS mix pectin with sugar or erythritol first, and then pour the diluted ones into boiling fruit.

How to use pectins in a low calorie how made jam:

  • Use in a ratio of 30g of pectin, 2kg of fruit and 1kg of sugar or other sweetening substances (in the case of other sweeteners, adjust the sweetness of the product gradually)
  • The mixture does not require the use of additional thickeners
  • Add a glass of sugar * mixed with the contents of the packaging to the boiling fruits. Cook for 3-5 minutes. Sprinkle the rest of the sugar and boil it to dissolve. Add 1 teaspoon of citric acid dissolved in a small amount of hot water. Mix thoroughly, hot jam pour into jars and pasteurize about 20 minutes.
  • Fill the jam thoroughly washed, and the best-brewed jars, boil the balls so that they are tightly closed
  • You can keep your jam prepared for at least a year.


* sugar can be replaced by low-calorie sweeteners - then the sweetness of the product is regulated gradually

 

Nutrition Facts

Portion 55g

Nutrition values per:
Portion 55g
100g

Batom, Apple pectin 100% natural gelling agent

Net Weight: 30g

Ingredients: amidated apple pectin 100%.

Allergens: Attention! May contain gluten, nuts, soy, celery and sesame.

Nutritional values ​​in 100g: energy value 325.0kcal / 1361.7kJ, fats 0.3g (including saturated fats 0.1g), carbohydrates 81.3g (including sugars 0.3g), fiber 9.0g, protein 0, 2g, salt 0.5g

Nutritional values ​​in 5g: energy value 16.2kcal / 68.0kJ, fats 0.0g (including saturated fats 0.0g), carbohydrates 4.0g (including sugars 0.0g), fiber 0.4g, protein 0, 0g, salt 0.0g

Manufacturer: Józef Lesniak ul. Fieldorfa 17, 31-209 Krakow

Storage: store in a dry and cool place.

Method of preparation: Add a glass of sugar* mixed with the contents of the package to the boiling fruit. Cook 3-5 minutes. Sprinkle the rest of the sugar and cook until dissolved. Add 1 teaspoon of citric acid dissolved in a small amount of hot water. Mix thoroughly, pour hot jam into jars and pasteurize for about 20 minutes.

Portion of 30g pectin per 2kg of fruit and 1kg of sugar*

*sugar can be replaced with low-calorie sweeteners - then adjust the sweetness of the product gradually