Aspic powder PIK-AS, special class, edible gelatine, 300 Bloom
 
	  
          
Aspic powder is suitable for the production of all types of meat aspic, aspic cutlets, pork knuckle in jelly, corned beef, jelly preserves, cooked ham, canned dishes, etc. Likewise for all fish brawn, eel, crabs and herring in jelly. Jelly desserts, fruit tart jelly icings, puddings, cream dishes of all kinds, wine jelly, fruit jelly from juices, fruit in jelly for whipped cream and for binding ice cream and whipped cream, all of this can be made excellently with aspic powder. Jelly dishes set quickly by placing them in a cold water bath or ice water. PIK-AS becomes liquid again in the hot water bath. To remove from metal molds, briefly immerse in warm water. 1 kg of powder gels up to 60 liters of liquid.
        
      
        
	
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		Designation
	
	
		Aspic powder PIK-AS, special class, edible gelatine, 300 Bloom
	
	
 
	
		Date of minimum durability
	
	
		Last date of minimum durability: 28.11.2029    Up to Ø 1586 days from date of shipment.  
	
	
 
	
		Availability
	
	
		NOW AVAILABLE
	
	
 
	
		cooled Product
	
	
		No, uncooled product
	
	
 
	
		Intrastat number (Product number, customs tariff number, code number, HS code)
	
	
		35030010
	
	
 
	
		Manufacturer (Responsible entrepreneurs)
	
	
		ASPIK PIK AS Max Linnmann, Postfach 14 04 15, 40074 Düsseldorf, Deutschland.
	
	
 
	
		produced in the country | ISO
	
	
		Deutschland | DE
	
	
 
	
		Ingredients
	
	
		Pork gelatine 300 Bloom. Edible gelatin. Instructions for use for 1 liter of liquid: 1. Take 12-50 g of aspic powder (depending on the desired firmness of the jelly). For cut-resistant aspic, about 50 g. You have to take more in summer than in winter. 2. Stir in a little liquid so that no dry pockets form and let it swell for 5 to 10 minutes. 3. Then pour almost 1 liter of hot liquid on top and stir. Gelling will occur more quickly if you only use 1 / 2 liter of hot liquid to dissolve it and then add the remaining 1 / 2 liter of cold liquid. 4. Season to taste. Salt, vinegar or vinegar essence, bouillon cubes. Caution! Some types of salt and vinegar cloud the aspic, while ginger prevents it from gelling. Try it beforehand! 5. If you want to use broth, first clarify it then add aspic and do not boil any more. Store dry and odor-free.
Properties: No nutritional values need to be provided.
	
	
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