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ok so im looking for a couple of ingredients that i cant really find that easily as they are more chemical than food product
im looking for
algin
calcic
malto or maltodextrin
agar-agar powder not crystals
metil

so if anyone knows a company that sells these things let me know
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ok so im looking for a couple of ingredients that i cant really find that easily as they are more chemical than food product
im looking for
algin
calcic
malto or maltodextrin
agar-agar powder not crystals
metil

so if anyone knows a company that sells these things let me know
Crazy though it sounds, most of your list can be found on Amazon.com...do a search there, and you'll see.
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i know i have seen some of the stuff on amazon like the more common agar agar but things like metil a.k.a methylcellulose is only available in flavored dietary supplements and stuff like that so i was looking for some raw product distributors
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i know i have seen some of the stuff on amazon like the more common agar agar but things like metil a.k.a methylcellulose is only available in flavored dietary supplements and stuff like that so i was looking for some raw product distributors
Actually, they sell some of the products you listed by a company called El Bullitaler which are specifically used by the food industry, not as nutritional supplements...if you're looking for large amounts, you could try contacting them directly...

Amazon.com: El Bullitaler: Gourmet Food

Just a thought...I'm no expert, but I do know that Amazon is a good starting point for the craziest things.
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thank you
and yeah el bullitaler is run by an offset company of ferran adria and they are the ones that created alot of the teqniques for useing those chemicals in new ways to make new types of food
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Albert y Ferran Adrià

are you going molecular beestie?
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are you going molecular beestie?

yeah in some ways i mean its always a good starting ground to develope new things which is what i really want to be doing now i finally have money to experiment and try some ideas
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Hard to beat the flavor of good farm raised methylcellulose.
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lol in all fairness it comes from stuff that grows on farms hehe
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Ya, you just can't shuck it and cook it.
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try willpowder.net

They will have most of what you are looking for.
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try willpowder.net

They will have most of what you are looking for.
thank you thank you thank you thats awesome thanks a bunch
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That stuff causes mouth cancer.
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I purchase mine through Provisions International, based in White River Junction, Vt. They do sell retail. They get their fun Texturas from

The Rogers Collection
10 Dana Street
Portland, ME. 04101
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They carry the complete line, and more importantly, the folks there have been to Spain and learned from the man himself. Further, if you have questions, you can call them right up and they give answers. A GREAT group of folks who are way into the molecular movement, have experience, and are willing to problem solve with actual, busy, working chefs.
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maltodextrin is simply dextrose, AKA corn sugar. Available at any beer brewing supply shop.
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