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The first mention of gelatin dates back to the 15th century, and recently scientists discovered its particles even in the tombs of the pharaohs. Gelatin is widely used as a food supplement solely due to its chemical properties, ability to thicken and stabilize many products. Use for For the preparation of jellies, jellies, as well as a thickener. How to use A tablespoon of gelatin is poured into a glass of cold boiled water, kept for 40-60 minutes to swell, then heated, without bringing to a boil, with continuous stirring until dissolved and filtered. On a glass of gelatin solution add 2-3 cups of broth or syrup and cool. It is allowed to increase the dosage of gelatin to obtain jellies with a denser consistency. Nutrition value on 100 gr. Proteins (g / 100g)… 87,2 Fats (g / 100g)… 0,4 Carbohydrates (g / 100g)… 0,7 Energy value (kcal / 100g)… 353,6

High-quality dry yeast for the preparation of alcoholic beverages, including at home, named "Samogon". In the production of yeast for drinks "Samogon" we used a specially developed strain, that contributes to the maximum fermentation of sugar and an increase in % alcohol. “Samogon” have a lot of advantages, in comparison with various yeast: ● Shorter fermentation time (4-5 days). ● No foam (no antifoam required). ● Greater viability (baker's yeast ceases to function at an alcohol concentration of 17-18% vol.). ● The minimum content of harmful impurities (for long periods of fermentation - baker's yeast ferment for 7-9 days ● The concentration of harmful impurities increases, the quality of the mash decreases accordingly). ● Allows you to get mash with a strength of up to 18% vol. ● In contradistinction to ordinary yeast (baked, pressed), you can get better alcohol. ● Sealed packaging provides convenient storage and product stability.

High-quality dry yeast for the preparation of alcoholic beverages, including at home, named "Samogon". In the production of yeast for drinks "Samogon" we used a specially developed strain, that contributes to the maximum fermentation of sugar and an increase in % alcohol. “Samogon” have a lot of advantages, in comparison with various yeast: ● Shorter fermentation time (4-5 days). ● No foam (no antifoam required). ● Greater viability (baker's yeast ceases to function at an alcohol concentration of 17-18% vol.). ● The minimum content of harmful impurities (for long periods of fermentation - baker's yeast ferment for 7-9 days ● The concentration of harmful impurities increases, the quality of the mash decreases accordingly). ● Allows you to get mash with a strength of up to 18% vol. ● In contradistinction to ordinary yeast (baked, pressed), you can get better alcohol. ● Sealed packaging provides convenient storage and product stability.

High-quality dry yeast for the preparation of alcoholic beverages, including at home, named "Samogon". In the production of yeast for drinks "Samogon" we used a specially developed strain, that contributes to the maximum fermentation of sugar and an increase in % alcohol. “Samogon” have a lot of advantages, in comparison with various yeast: ●Shorter fermentation time (4-5 days). ●No foam (no antifoam required). ●Greater viability (baker's yeast ceases to function at an alcohol concentration of 17-18% vol.). ●The minimum content of harmful impurities (for long periods of fermentation - baker's yeast ferment for 7-9 days ●The concentration of harmful impurities increases, the quality of the mash decreases accordingly). ●Allows you to get mash with a strength of up to 18% vol. ●In contradistinction to ordinary yeast (baked, pressed), you can get better alcohol. ●Sealed packaging provides convenient storage and product stability.

Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) is a microorganism belonging to the group of unicellular fungi, which unites about 1,500 species. Bakery yeast is used in the production of bakery products from various types of flour. Dry (dried) yeast has the following advantages: stable quality, long shelf life, a wide range of temperature conditions, ease of transportation and storage. Logistics is much easier compared to pressed yeast, they take 3-4 times less storage space, there is no need for frequent procurement of yeast.

The first mention of gelatin dates back to the 15th century, and recently, scientists discovered its particles even in the tombs of the pharaohs. Use for Use for preparing cold, sweet dishes and culinary products. Nutrition value on 100 gr. Proteins (g / 100g)… 0,7 Fats (g / 100g)… 0,4 Carbohydrates (g / 100g)… 82,7 Energy value (kcal / 100g)… 350