Gelatine Demystified

I finally had some time to look up gelatine. I went to GME - Overview. Here's what gelatine really contains or the gist of it.

Gelatine is a pure protein obtained from animal raw materials containing collagen. The natural and healthy food has excellent gelling strength. But gelatine can do a lot more. Because of its broad spectrum of capabilities it is used in the most varied industries for a large number of products.

The site also states that it's high-quality protein for humans.

There's also makings of gelatine. Here's the list that states which foods usually contain animal gelatine.

1. Yoghurts

All Clover Yoghurts, UltraMel Yoghurts including UltraMel Custard

All Danone Yoghurts

All Woolworths Yoghurts except the Ayshire Range

All Dewfresh and Gero Yoghurts

2. Ice Creams

Nestle Lyons Maid, UK

The Mirage

Covant Garden Tea Ice Cream, Kimberley

Gattis Ice Cream - Jolly Jelly

American Parlour - All flavours

3. Sweets &   Chocolates

(a) Nestlé:

Pep Talk Chocolates

Caramel Mousse

Chocolate Mousse

Strawberry Mousse

XXX Mints


(b) Yaldor:

Marshmallows

Jellies

(c) Chapelat/Cadbury

Frutus

Brownies

Endearmint

(d) American Candy Sweets

Marshmallow cones

Choc. Marshmallow cones

Mini Marshmallow cones

(e) Beacon Sweets:

New Look Bar

(f) Love Me Candies:

Toasted Marshmallows

4. Miscellaneous

KELLOGGS: Rice Krispies Treats (Imported)(Not normal Rice Krispies)

MOIR’S: Moir’s Jelly/Pudding

MOIR’S: Cream Caramel

BAKERS: Iced Zoo Biscuits

SIMONSBERG: Cream Cheese