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Calcium propionate is an organic salt that is used as a food additive. It helps preserve foods, mainly baked goods, by interfering with the growth and reproduction of microorganisms, such as molds.Calcium propionate, also known as calcium salt and propanoic acid, is a food additive used in the food industry to extend the shelf life of products (preservative).
This additive is industrially obtained from propionic acid and calcium oxide. The chemical.Calcium propionate is a food additivethat has uses as a preservative in bread and other baked goods. For optimal results, it can be combined with propionic acid and sodium propionate.
The United States Food and Drug Administrationclassifies it under the category generally recognized as safe (GRAS).Foods containing calcium propionate include baked goods, dairy products, processed meats, some vegetable products and dairy, egg and fat-based desserts. According to the watchdog organization Center for Science in the Public Interest, calcium propionate is considered a safe food additive.Calcium Propionate E282 appears as a white powder.
It is mainly used as a food preservative in a wide variety of products, including but not limited to bread, other baked goods, processed meat, whey, and other dairy products. It occurs naturally in butter and some types of cheese.Considering calcium supplements?
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Calcium propionate is an antifungal that your body is thought to process relatively easily. The Center for Science in the Public Interest indicates that calcium propionate.Calcium hydroxide is a compound with many uses, from making cement to adding crunchiness to pickles.
But is it safe? We’ll go over all the ways that calcium hydroxide is.Calcium is a mineral that is found naturally in foods. Calcium is necessary for many normal functions of the body, especially bone formation and maintenance. Calcium carbonate is used to prevent or to treat a calcium deficiency.
There are many brands and forms of calcium carbonate available. Not all brands are listed on this leaflet.Calcium propionate is an antimicrobial agent used in food with no limitation other than current good manufacturing practice. It is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) as a direct human food ingredient in baked goods, cheeses, confections and frostings, gelatins, puddings, and fillings and jams and jellies. (2) European Food Safety Authority.
Food preservatives.Studies indicate that calcium propionate is one of the safest food additives used by the food industry. It can effectively restrain the mold, yeast anaerobic-Aerobic bacterial activity, such as cheese, wine, yogurt, dried meats, apple cider, soft drinks and fruit drinks, and baked goods, where it is commonly used as a preservative in chocolate products, processed cheeses, and fruit preserves.Calcium propionate is used in bakery products as a mold inhibitor, typically at 0.1-0.4% (though animal feed may contain up to 1%). Mold contamination is considered a serious problem amongst bakers, and conditions commonly found in baking present near-optimal conditions for mold growth.
Calcium propionate is a white crystalline solid or powder with odors resembling propionate acids. It is produced from calcium hydroxide and propionic acid. It is listed as E number 282 in the Codex Alimentarius.
The US Food and Drug Administration recommended that the daily intake of E282 for adults is 1 mg/kg/d.Calcium propionate is a common preservative found in baked goods and bread. It is usually combined with sodium propionate and propionic acid to keep baked goods fresh. It helps prevent the growth of mold and bacteria that can otherwise cause the items to spoil. In some types of cheese and butter, calcium propionate occurs naturally as well.
Calcium propionate “Occurs naturally in swiss cheese; prepared commercially from propionic acid. The propionates occur naturally in fermented foods, in human sweat and in digestion products of ruminants.” Function: Preservative – antimicrobial mould inhibitor, especially those which occur in bread.
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40 comments
The Harvard Gazette States: “The findings indicate that Propionate may act as a metabolic disruptor that potentially increases the risk for diabetes and obesity in humans”
Diabetes and the associated complications kills millions of people each year. There are alternatives to this dangerous widespread ingredient.
I think the yeast in your bread with preservatives was killed off, that would explain the extra sweetness because the yeast was not consuming the sugar. Also as many mention you should let it rise. I would love to see this done again with some improvements.
Isn’t the kind of mold that forms on bread safe? That’s not black mold.
MS is caused by eating too much sugar as you age. Ice cream will give you MS faster than anything.
Oh god… its happening
The government is putting apples in our bread ��������
the easiest bred I know how to make is…Banana bread. its surprisingly simple and the taste mostly relies on the banana’s you put into it, the more ripe the banana’s the tastier the bread is, I wait for the banans to get to the really spotty stage where the ratio of black to yellow is a sort of 40% black to 60% yellow and the flower end gets really soft for maximium banana flavour, there is a sort of sugar free way of making it but ive found it has a really bad after taste and it only lasts a couple days before it goes off and starts growing mould on it but the regular version with just raw sugar can last for around a week or more depending on where its kept.
That guy looks and sounds like the platonic ideal of Noam Chomsky
I wonder what his FBI agent was thinking when he was buying all these chemicals…
Why not bake smaller loaves of natural bread, and just go buy some more fresh bread when you are finished.
Thanks for spreading the word on ” endocrine disruptors” Dr. Ann!
Einkorn flour, water, salt, honey, and sourdough starter is all I use, and let it sit for 8-15 hours to sour, all organic, back to the basics, and it’s gone within a day or two. Never buy store bought.
I’m not familiar with the way commercial bakeries work, but I would expect that they would use the lecithin to emulsify the oil into the water before adding it to the dry stuff.
Food scientist: (says complex chemical)
Chef: tomato, water, sugar
You do realise that mould is a fungi? Meaning it makes roots everywhere in the substrate/bread before its visible, the mould is only like an equivalent of flower part of a plant that helps spread spores, so that means you ate mould because there is no such thing as a clean part of a mouldy bread.
Of course they will never say that the chemicals they use will make us sick. So sad making such abig research about bread and don’t even know how to make one. Natural is always better.
Regarding wasted food:
Homemade bread is simply too good to waste. My sister, who taught me to bake bread, also taught me to cube leftovers before they can get stale, and dry them in a warm oven. They can be crushed into crumbs if needed, or left as croutons. Even without any spices added, I find homemade breads make delicious croutons that fortify a bowl of soup or salad. I sometimes eat a handful for a snack. I’ve never had them go bad when kept in a Ball jar.
Mold spores are invisible to the human eye. Moldy bread can make you very sick. For instance, rye flower with mold can cause apoptosis. The result of this can be the loss of limbs… So be careful eating rando food molds without researching it first. Just because you cannot see it…. does not mean it is not there, be safe man.
Watched this whole thing and then got to the part where he makes the bread…. how can someone spend all that time with bread makers and never learn how to make bread? You have to let it rise, then punch it down and shape the loaves, let it rise again, and THEN bake it. What a waste of time.
In addition to not letting it rise, he totally skipped kneading it too.
Also Oregon’s pronounced just like organ.
You killed the yeast in the preservative bread. don’t add in the salt untill the yeast is mixed in, or you risk killing it.
I’ve had MS for ten years. The autoimmunity component you present is very new.
What about myelin repair, or repairing the leaky blood brain barrier?
Do you know anything about mold? The visible sign, is not just where the mold is located at…… omfg.
Please don’t eat the “not mouldy part”!! Mould is inside and everywhere even if you can’t see it.
Okay uh you may know what goes into your bread but you clearly dont know HOW to make bread, so much so that I think if you just learned how to make bread properly your first 1500$ 6 month experiment probably wouldve gone alot better
If there is mold on the surface of the bread then there are hyphae extending through the bread the mold you are seeing is just the fruiting body.
Should’ve taken a real cook to cook those loafs for the experiment, you messed it up son. Not even remotely close to how a fresh 4 ingredients loaf looks like fresh out of the oven.
Are you considering baking the bread correctly and show us the results from a proper test?
Anybody know how they make the wheat snacks in MREs? Looks similar to hardtack but it still relatively soft. How do they do that?
That’s the last part of mold,the green part,but the mold is actually through the whole slice of bread
For puffy bread you need to kneed for 7-10min at least. You can always add more yeast water but you can’t take it out. Also add sugar and harm water with yeast and wait for bubbles. Also love your videos man hope you keep growing because your channel is so cool.
What about sodium stearoyl lactylate which to use to keep bread soft preventing to dry and last more days?
You pronounced Oregon wrong sir. We are watching… always… O.o
Your results may be a result of not allowing the loaves to double in size during leavening. The natural sourced bread would likely rise faster due to the lack of mold inhibitors.
Only thing i learned is there is mold resistant materials in bread.
Typical first timer making bread, they all think kneading isn’t important ����
But how?! How did maggots just form in the bread? were flies in the house? How did the eggs get into the ziplock bag?
You could have chosen to interview a baker who’s main skill was in producing baked goods that meet or exceed industry quality standards instead of interviewing a bespoke baker who seems more concerned with his own ‘belief’ and ‘way’ of doing things so that Mr. & Mrs. Organic=Better don’t suffer a flareup of their persistent and tenacious chemophobia.
I can tell it wasn’t kneaded properly, this not achieving good structure; then the second rise, wasn’t long enough in order to develop gas and what is called oven spring.
It’s pretty crazy how confident you sound at the end even after making bread wrong. You should learn how to bake bread properly, with good recipes, before doing this experiment.