Patissier Agar Agar
Brand: Patissier 
Label: V-Label vegan
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«Customers generally appreciate this product as a good vegan alternative to gelatin, noting its ease of use and effectiveness in various recipes. However, several reviews express dissatisfaction regarding the product's actual agar content, with complaints about it being mostly glucose syrup, leading to inconsistent results in recipes. Overall, it maintains a positive average rating despite these concerns.»
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I am disappointed because I wanted to do something good for my body with this product. The Patissier Agar Agar product from Migros contains mainly sugar in the form of dried glucose syrup, which results in the following nutritional values: - 22% agar agar - 78% dried glucose syrup One 8g sachet therefore contains 1.8g agar agar and 6.2g glucose syrup.[2] The exact nutritional values per 8g sachet are: - Energy: 24 kcal - Carbohydrates: 6g, of which sugar 6g[2][5] The product therefore consists mainly of glucose syrup, which accounts for the majority of the 24 calories per portion.
Sources [1] Patissier Agar Agar - Migipedia - Migros https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/109700800000 [2] Patissier Agar Agar - Migipedia - Migros https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/109700800000?community=qanda [3] Fruchtgummi | Migros iMpuls https://impuls.migros.ch/de/rezepte/fruchtgummi [4] Blattgelatine - Patissier - 20g - Open Food Facts https://ch.openfoodfacts.org/produkt/76102622/blattgelatine-patissier [5] Patissier - Agar Agar - vegetable gelling agent - Migros https://www.migros.ch/en/product/109700800000
118 ratings
It doesn't always have to be animal! Agar agar is better and easier to handle
Easier than gelatine
Good alternative for Gelatine
My mother-in-law loved it
Top for my cream
Super Vegane Alternative
For panacotta dessert, it's very quick
Cheat pack with only 22% agar :(
Good alternative to leaf gelatine
Why is the product sold as agar agar, when in fact it contains only 22% agar agar?