Is There Meat Glue In Your Food? - Eesti Eest!

Via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Editor’s Note: Ever gone out to an inexpensive buffet and marveled at the vast display of freshly prepared, hot food just waiting to be devoured? You choose the perfectly fried tempura shrimp—that unbeknownst to you—may have been mixed with a binding enzyme called transglutaminase—otherwise known as meat glue. This is not […]

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Transglutaminase (Meat Glue)

Transglutaminase is also known as Meat Glue is an enzyme with the ability to cross-link proteins. Easy to handle, with no effect on flavour, it is

Meat Glue / Transglutaminase

Meat Glue: What It Is, and What You Should Know About It - Delishably

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Meat Glue: What It Is, and What You Should Know About It - Delishably

Transglutaminase (Meat Glue)