NOW Foods, Beef Gelatin Powder, Natural Thickening Agent, Source of Protein, 1-Pound (Packaging May Vary)

This beef gelatin powder works wonderfully as a natural thickening and gelling agent. It dissolves smoothly in warm liquids and sets firmly without clumps or residue. I like that it’s unflavored, so it blends easily into both sweet and savory recipes, great for gummies, desserts, or homemade broths. It’s also a good source of protein and adds a nice boost to smoothies or coffee. The one-pound bag lasts a long time and stays fresh if stored properly. A dependable, high-quality gelatin that performs consistently in all kinds of recipes.

This is great gelatin for mixing with beverages and soups and stews. Also makes great desserts and super duper marshmallows. Easy to mix in broth for a rich drink anytime.

I bought this as a nutritional suppement for my cats. One of them came to me as a former stray with a long-standing Tritrichomonas infestation; he had lost a lot tof weight, and failed to regain it many months after the the Tritrichomonas was dealt with. When nothing else my vet recommended worked to put weight on him, I decided I was willing to try any promising home/alternative remedy that was 1) easy and inexpensive to obtain; 2) easy to administer, and 3) posed no risk to the cat (even if it failed to help). I was also willing to give it a minimum of 90 days to show some sort of effect--I knew it would take time, and wasn't looking for overnight results. I started dosing him on August 7, and as of today (September 29), I can report that the cat has gained a small but significant amount of weight, his coat condition has improved, and he's more energetic than he was before. Unfortunately, I didn't think to weigh him at the start of this experiment, but he definitely feels less bony when I pet him. He is still very underweight, but it's been less than two months since we started, and for the first time I feel like we're getting somewhere! While I was at it, I decided to give gelatin to the rest of the resident feline horde to see if it made any difference for them. So far, the most dramatic difference has been in a tough-guy ex-tomcat whose coat was always dull; it is now soft and shiny. I've also seen some coat improvements in the other cats. Since gelatin is known to be a useful joint supplement, I imagine I'll just keep using it. It's easy to administer--for each cat, I mix 1/2 t. powder in 3/4 can of wet food, and add a little bit of warm water to loosen it up. They get fed this twice a day, and that's all there is to it. (I have no recommendations for how to use it with dry food, however, as I don't feed my cats kibble.) I have ten cats (yeah, I know), and it looks like a 4-lb jar is going to last me about 90 days. I've only consumed a little of it myself, but I'm very happy with the quality of this product--it has no unpleasant odors or flavors (which I've experienced with Knox in the past). It's doing what I need it to do, and the big jar is economical. I'll update if there are any major changes, but so far, so good.

Always dependable and never a noticeable beef taste. Now brand never disappoints. I occasionally use it to lend body to sauces and soups. I often use this gelatin with fruit juice and fruit, or flavored milk, or sweetened spiced nut milk, or store broth, or homemade stock or soup. 1-1.5 tablespoons gelatin per cup of cold or room temp liquid. Sprinkle the gelatin on top and let it sit until the gelatin powder is fully wet. Then stir the mixture over gentle heat until the gelatin is fully dissolved. This makes a firm "jello" that can be cut into squares and picked up as finger food. I love the texture. I love having cold savory or sweet jello cubes to snack on. It seems good for my health, joints, skin, etc. But I'd eat it either way, because I love biting into that firm wiggly texture. It's akin to gummy candy texture, but a lot healthier and without the sugar overload. *Folks who are accustomed to commercial sweet fruit flavored gelatin desserts may want to add sugar to taste. You can also reduce the recommended water in a commercial gelatin dessert mix, and add extra beef gelatin to make it firmer.

This product makes great jello from fruit juice. I will purchase from this seller again.

Works as described.

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Cero olores y lo mejor sin sabor alguno.

Delivered on time and very good

I haven’t tried other beef gelatin products but this one doesnt seem to have any issues for me