What is Dextrose? Sugar Series Ep2
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- This is episode 2 of my Sugars Series and it's time to discuss what is Dextrose.
I love dextrose and use it almost all my ice creeams. You should think about using it too.
In this video, I go in to a little more detail regarding what it is, where it comes from and how to use it. Never heard of it? Well I bet you have but you didn't know it.
It's basically the same as Glucose and can be used in very similar ways, it makes your ice cream softer and easier to scoop and doesn't change the texture at all.
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I use dextrose for home brewing. Haven’t ever thought of experimenting with it for ice cream
It’s great, makes ice cream easier to scoop!
I hope you can continue with this series. :D
Yep I will be doing another very soon.
I'm using dextrose in some low sugar recipes, replacing sucrose with erythritol, upping the dextrose and SMP slightly, working really well and not icy 👍
That is a great use of dextrose and really helps combat the issues with using erythritol.
Got it, thank you!
You're welcome!
Bless you Nick, for breaking down the science.
Thank you so much! ☺️
Very valuable information. Thanks
My pleasure.
Ese & very clear, thanks
Thank you.
hello sir, nice to be learning from one of the best in the field....... it's my humble request if you can share a ice-cream base recipe, from where we can add natural fruits or flavor's to make different ice-creams. Thanking you in advance :-) your fan from India.
It’s very difficult to have a “one suits all” base unfortunately. Adding natural fruit really has such an impact the base would be very different. I can do a fruit base, and an extract base?
@@PolarIceCreamery i suppose that would be a master stroke !!
Great series, keep up the good work.
May I please enquire, what is a good healthy alternative to corn syrup and glucose? For health reasons, cannot have anything with high glycaemic index. Thank you
You can use honey instead. That’s lower glycemic index of 58.
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Secondly….. you know how you point out cocoa powder can cause the ice cream to become too hard in the freezer?
I am having a challenge getting my vanilla to get hard enough. I realize I may have too much sugar.
Do you think a possible solution might be for me to start adding nonfat powder milk? Are there any characteristics in the nonfat powder milk that might facilitate a harder ice cream freeze, please?
Thank you so much….
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Non fat milk powder is almost essential for creating really good ice cream, you will find it in most “proper” ice cream or there is an alternative for plant based ice creams.
Without seeing your recipe, I would start by adding 70g of non fat milk powder per 1kg of base. Make sure it’s hydrated properly and try again. The likelihood is you need to remove some sugar at the same time.
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Great video. Is there any effect of the form on texture? Or can you always sub glucose syrup for dextrose? It's so much easier to work with, compared to the mess of glucose syrup (too thick and sticky)
99.9% of people would never tell the difference between glucose syrup and dextrose.
Thank you so much for this. I can now reduce the sweetness in your recipes by using some dextrose in place of sucrose. If I have glucose syrup then I can replace 25g sucrose with 25g of glucose syrup?
This is how I interpret your comment near the end. thanks.
You can replace 25g of dextrose with 25g glucose. If you replace either for sucrose, the recipe needs to be balanced.
I have a hard time sourcing dextrose and SMP, but can get my hand on coffee creamer (50% glucose, 25% vegetable fats, 25% milk powder) easily. Could it be a useful ingredient for at-home ice cream making or are the powdered fats problematic?
No you can’t use that. What country are you in?
I don't have dextrose to experiment with so do i just multiply the dextrose by .7 and add that as sugar?
Depends if you’re doing it for freezing point depression or sweetness.
Does glucose syrup not have some water weight in it? Like if a recipe calls for 50g of glucose syrup and I instead put 50g powdered dextrose, am I not also replacing some water weight with sugar?
It does but it’s such a small amount it makes absolutely no difference to the final result.
should i get Dextrose anhydrous or Dextrose Monohydrate? what are the key differences ? :)
In respect to making ice cream, it won’t make any difference which one you use. You will likely find Dextrose Monohydrate easier to source though 👍 most places just sell it as “Dextrose”.
does it have a different taste to sucrose? or does it taste exactly same?
Tastes the same.