Gelatin

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Gelatin is extracted from collagen, the connective tissue in animals. The most familiar hydrocolloid, it gives meat stocks their distinctive body through the extraction of the protein in the bones used to make the stock. Compared to other hydrocolloids, gelatin has a low melting point, which gives it an excellent mouth-feel and flavor release.

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