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The agar-agar

Agar-agar is a substance found in some sea vegetables, mainly extracted from red algae Gelidium. Because of its high capacity to absorb water, it swells in contact with it and produces a sticky mucilage that forms a very firm gel by boiling.

Because of this property it is used in cooking for thickening and gelling food, whether sweet or savory, without adding any flavor, color or odour to the preparations. Moreover, it is a real ally of health, having nearly zero calories and a high content of soluble fiber. It acts as a intestinal regulator and co-adjuvant in slimming diets for its satiating effect. In addition, it is popularly associated with longevity and consumed with gastric dysfunction and joint pain.