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What is Isomalt?
Isomalt is a processed sugar substitute made from sugar beet. By treating it with enzymes, it is safe for the teeth, suitable for diabetics and has 50% less calories than table sugar. It has a melting point of 145*C to 150*C and can be melted without the addition of water.
Precautions when working with liquid Isomalt; remember to take great care as it can cause serious burns if spilled onto the skin.
Isomalt Basic recipe for sugar pulling 500g Isomalt 60g liquid glucose
- Place the Isomalt in the saucepan. Add a small amount of water to speed up the boiling process. - Stir continuously with a spoon over a low heat until all the granules have dissolved. - Increase the heat and bring to boiling point, add the liquid glucose, and bring back to boiling point. Place a thermometer into the solution and continue to boil until the solution reaches 180°C. Even at this temperature Isomalt will remain clear. - Dip the base of the saucepan into cold water to arrest the heating process and prevent the temperature from continuing to rise. - At this point liquid food colour can be added to make the desired colour. - Pour the melted isomalt onto a lightly-oiled marble slab and allow to set. When cold, break into pieces and store in a container with a tight-fitting lid. - If required, place the pieces under the hot lamp to make soft and pliable. - When soft and pliable the Isomalt can be pulled and shaped or blown into the required shape.
Ingredients: Isomalt.
Note: this item has been repacked in a facility that processes nuts, tree nuts, wheat, eggs and dairy.
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