Bromelain Powder 16oz 1lb

I ordered bromelain powder from this company after purchasing Adolph's Unseasoned tenderizer in a large 44oz jar using Amazon.com. I was expecting Adolph's unseasoned to not have salt etc. in it. It turns out that Adolph's product is mostly salt and a little sugar. I specifically ordered unseasoned Adolph's tenderizer, because I like to regulate the amount of salt to my own personal tastes. I was disappointed to find salt was the major ingredient in Adolph's. So I poured out the Adolph's, and ordered 16oz of bromelain powder and filled the Adolph's jar with the pure bromelain powder that I ordered. I ended up with a jar labeled meat tenderizer for my cupboard. It doesn't quite fill up the 44 oz jar. Bromelain or papain is the main active ingredient in most tenderizers, so with a little rough guesswork, there must be a lot of salt added to create 44oz of Adolph's tenderizer. I will say that salt by itself is used for tenderizing meat in certain cases, but takes time to work. I'm happy with the pure bromelain powder from Wendy's.

Note; 74 GDU is not very pure, 3000 GDU is pretty much pure bromelain. GDU is "gelatin digesting units" and is a measure of the enzyme activity and purity. I purchased this without knowing what GDU meant.