Boiled Pig Skin its everywhere & ((where to find it)) One of the grosser things about boiled pig skin is where its found: in Jell-O. Once its been processed and powdered, it helps that jiggly confection stay firm and elastic -- like skin. Why isnt boiled pig skin on the label? Well, technically it is. In the food industry, the byproduct of boiled pig skin is called gelatin. Although that may sound more familiar, it isnt necessarily any less off-putting. Vegetarians, youve been warned. But avoiding Jell-O alone isnt enough. Gelatin is found in a wide variety of products including frosted cereal, yogurt and certain kinds of sour cream. When it comes to food not made in your very own kitchen, it pays to read the labels. You may find disturbing ingredients where you least expect it.
Posted on: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 12:55:58 +0000
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