NIGARI 1KG

Description

A natural concentrate of magnesium chloride , Nigari is used to coagulate soy milk and allows any style of tofu strong>. It can also be used for a magnesium cure , on the advice and supervision of your doctor or naturopath. The nigari is a natural crystal of unpurified marine magnesium chloride . The raw material, magnesium chloride crystals, come from Qinghai Province, China, in a preserved environment at an altitude of 3700-4500 m. Before the soil heaves, this region sheltered an ocean of which brackish water laden with minerals remains today. The latter are dehydrated in salt lakes and give naturally concentrated magnesium chloride crystals, without chemical treatment or additives. The product is then worked in Japan: dissolution, cleaning and crystallization until obtaining the famous crystals. Magnesium chloride is the main component of this product which contains only a very reduced sodium chloride. The nigari is subjected to quality tests. Among these analyzes the heavy metal content is verified by our supplier. On the other hand, with the Fukushima disaster in Japan, the Celnat company decided to carry out radioactivity tests that she takes care of each of the batches she receives. To make tofu think of the soy drink Product advantages: . Ideal for making tofu. Ideal magnesium cure. Natural concentrate of magnesium chloride. 1kg bag Characteristics: Packaging: 1kg Ingredients: 97% magnesium hexahydrate Origin: China Directions for use: For the tofu , see the recipe for tofou. For a cure of magnesium and other virtues of nigari: The doses recommended by Professors Delbet and Neveu at the origin of the discovery of the virtues of nigari are 20g for 1 liter of water, i.e. 1 tablespoon of Nigari for 1 liter of water. It is therefore possible to make 5 liters of preparation with the 100g b Review: Great! Thank you! - Great! Thank you! Review: Well pleased - Excellent packaging, product does its magic turning soya milk into delicious tofu. Expire date says 2027 so I'm sure it will all be used up by then!