Konjac gum is made from the root of the konjac plant, which is grown in China, Korea, Taiwan, and Japan. It is composed of 85-90% Glucomamman and is used in Asia to create a flour and a high viscosity jelly. It is synergistic with kappa karrageenan and xanthan gum forming thermoreversible, elastic gels. It is recommended at thickening and gelling agent for a wide variety of food including as a vegan substitute for gelatin. When used in conjunction with calcium hydroxide, konjac gum created a wide variety of keto noodles and plant-based seafood.
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