Hydrogel in our Foods
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Although xanthan gum is widely used in weakly gelled food, such as salad dressings, many hydrocolloids can form soft or firm hydrogels as gelling agents and/or major constituents in food; typical examples of these hydrocolloids are dairy dessert gels, jams, table jellies, some meat products, tofu, and noodles.
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