Gluten-Free, Plant-Based, Kosher (K)
Pure Amidated Low Methoxyl Pectin
None
Low Methoxyl (LM) Pectin is a natural plant-based gelling agent derived from apples and citrus peels, designed for low-sugar and calcium-reactive formulations. Unlike high methoxyl (HM) pectin, LM pectin does not require high sugar content to gel; instead, it forms heat-stable, thermo-reversible gels in the presence of calcium. It is widely used in low-sugar jams, dairy products, plant-based alternatives, and molecular gastronomy.
🔹 Low-Sugar & Sugar-Free Jams & Jellies – Forms a smooth, stable gel without the need for high sugar content.
🔹 Dairy & Plant-Based Products – Stabilizes and thickens yogurts, creams, dairy-free milks, and desserts.
🔹 Sauces & Dressings – Improves texture and prevents separation in salad dressings, fruit glazes, and condiments.
🔹 Confectionery & Gummies – Creates soft, elastic textures in low-sugar gummies, fruit chews, and soft candies.
🔹 Molecular Gastronomy & Beverages – Used for fluid gels, foams, and structured drinks.
🔹 Nutritional & Dietary Applications – Acts as a soluble fiber source, supporting gut health and digestion.
✔ 100% Natural & Plant-Based – Derived from apples and citrus fruits.
✔ Requires Calcium to Gel – Ideal for low-sugar, diabetic-friendly, and keto recipes.
✔ Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, and Vegan-Friendly – Suitable for all dietary needs.
✔ Superior Stability & Texture – Produces heat-resistant, thermo-reversible gels.
✔ Perfect for Dairy & Low-Calorie Formulations – Works well with calcium-rich foods and beverages.
Create perfect low-sugar jams, dairy stabilizers, and innovative food textures with high-quality Low Methoxyl (LM) Pectin, the ultimate thickener and gelling agent!
Ingredients:
8 cups fresh seeded and strained pure grape juice
4 cups sugar
1/2 cup lime juice
2 Tablespoons, plus 2 teaspoons Pectin – Amidated - Low Methoxyl
2 Tablespoons, plus 2 teaspoons Calcium water
Recipe
The amount of Pectin – Amidated - Low Methyl will vary depending upon the type of fruit used. For example, strawberries take only half as much pectin as grapes.
Here are a few recipes featuring this important ingredient:
© 2025, Cape Crystal Brands | Sitemap