Nutritional values (for 100g) :
27.6g
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2.6g
Lipids
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13.3g
Carbohydrates
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Agar Agar
Gelidium corneum
With a cartilaginous consistency, agar is a red algae forming clumps of highly branched filaments of dark red to purple color. A traditional ingredient in Japanese recipes, it also finds many uses in Western cuisine where it is most often used as a natural gelling agent. Highly sought after by the food industry for its thickening power, agar-agar, a very effective vegetarian substitute for gelatin, is extracted from this seaweed.
Agar is mainly used for its very powerful gelling action which does not alter the smell or the taste of the food. It is used to make jams and jellies, to stabilize sauces or sterilized drinks, to prevent cracking on the topping and to provide better shine.
Rich in protein, agar contains many minerals, especially calcium, sodium and phosphorus. It also has recognized antioxidant properties.
Its harvest is very limited. In a greenhouse it can be produced all year round. Agar is packaged fresh, frozen or dry, usually as a powder. It is also found in flakes and sticks.

Fresh it can be preserved 48hours. Dried, she keeps longer in a dry place without light.
All year

Raw material (seaweed strain) from the natural environment, bay of Morlaix
Controlled culture on-shore in greenhouse in a closed seawater circuit or harvested at sea
Thallus from 10 to 25cm

Based on client demand
Nutritional values (for 100g) :
27.6g
Proteins
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2.6g
Lipids
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13.3g
Carbohydrates
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