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seaweed
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seaweed
sea plants harvested for livestock feed; claimed to be a rich source of minerals and vitamins. When fed to laying hens may discolor yolks.
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After being raked into boats, carrageen is taken to processing plants where it's turned into a tasteless, off-white powder that quickly dissolves in water and becomes jellylike whenever it comes in contact with the proteins found in milk.
There's what in my food? Hope you like tree bark, seaweed, and a ... by Schroeder, Jane / Vibrant Life
A traditional stabilizer used to be arrowroot, but now agar-agar, carrageen, starches, gelatin, or even pectin are common natural-based stabilizers.
Lacto-Licious by Art Culinaire
Some makers also use carrageen, other gums and soluble fibers.
YOGURT MANIA : FLAVORS AND STYLES ABOUND by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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