What is gelling and spherification?
Gelling is a process that converts liquids into gels through the use of gelling agents, allowing the creation of solid and semi-solid structures from liquid ingredients. Spherification, on the other hand, is a technique that encapsulates liquids within a thin layer of gel, creating spheres containing a liquid centre. Both techniques are fundamental to molecular cuisine and offer endless possibilities for culinary innovation. With our 100%Chef tools and products, such as the Caviar Box, the Reverse Sphere and the Sphere Chef, chefs can master these techniques and surprise their guests with unique presentations and intense flavours.
With our 100%Chef tools and products, such as the Caviar Box, the Reverse Sphere and the Sphere Chef, chefs can master these techniques and surprise their guests with unique presentations and intense flavours.
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