What is a gelatine tablet? Brief introduction of gelatin tablets.

1. Gelatine tablets are colloid extracted from animal bones (mostly bovine bones or fish bones).

2. Flake gelatine tablets, also known as gelatine tablets, are translucent yellow-brown and have fishy smell, which needs to be soaked in water to remove fishy smell. After decoloring and deodorizing, the refined gelatin tablets are more transparent in color and more expensive. Gelatine tablets must be stored in a dry place, otherwise they will stick together when they are wet. Before using the gelatin tablets, soak them in cold boiled water to soften them.

3. In order to facilitate storage, gelatin tablets need to be dehydrated and dried during processing. Therefore, if you want to use gelatin tablets when making desserts, you must first soften them in cold water, and gelatin tablets will swell in water, which is often called "softening" in dessert training classes. If it is gelatin powder, the softening process takes about two minutes, and gelatin tablets take 15 minutes.