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The Science of Spherification: Sodium Alginate in Molecular Gastronomy #CulinaryArts #Chemistry #gastronomy Sodium alginate, derived from seaweed, reacts with calcium ions to form gel spheres. Used in molecular gastronomy, it creates caviar-like beads with liquid centers. #STEMTok
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Grade 2 had so much fun today with a spherification experiment 🧪 We learned what a chemical reaction is, why careful measuring matters, and what different things are measured in. Spherification is the process used to make the boba in bubble tea, and the girls loved making and tasting, their own Coke-flavoured boba!🧋 We did this to celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science 🔬#stmarysdsgpretoria #daughtersoftheking #womeninscience | St Mary's Diocesan School for Girls, Pretoria
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Learn the three fundamental techniques of spherification: reverse, frozen reverse, and direct. Enroll in our free class: chfstps.co/1bNXh6m | ChefSteps
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What’s the difference between classic spherification and reverse spherification?🤔 In classic spherification, sodium alginate is mixed directly into the liquid, which is then dropped into a calcium bath. The result is beautiful spheres, but they continue to gel over time. This means they need to be served immediately and work best with neutral liquids. Reverse spherification flips the process. Calcium is added to the liquid, which is then dropped into an alginate bath. The gel forms only on the
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