Gelatin Assay Type A 250 has a BLOOM (BS-TA) of 250 min and a viscosity of 38-45 min. It is derived from acid processed materials, primarily pork skin. Type A Gelatin is produced from fresh or frozen pork skin by washing with water and soaking in dilute acid. Acidified skins are washed free of acid and soluble proteins. Treated pork skins are placed in extraction kettles and partially hydrolyzed with successive portions of hot water.
The dilute solution is filtered and evaporated. Concentrated solutions are chilled to a gel which is then carefully dried with filtered and conditioned air in drying tunnels or in continuous dryers to a solid containing approximately ten percent moisture. The dried gelatin is then ground and tested for grade and quality.
Great Lakes Gelatin provides the highest quality gelatin to the food industry. All grades of gelatin are prepared under the most rigid sanitary conditions. Either stainless steel or glass equipment is used in the cooking and finishing processes. Their products include Type A (Porcine), Type B (Beef Hide) and Type B (Bone).
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