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ICK! I didn't like shrimp as an Omni and definitely won't be trying thisOn 10/27/07, Blake Wilson <mbw

> wrote:

 

there is a weird product available in the USA called " vegan

shrimp " made by vegeUSA, although i can't find the product on

their website. we've bought the stuff at the local whole foods market,

and eaten it prepared at the local sipz " vegan " cafe (don't

get me started on them again...)

 

anyway, the main ingredient in that stuff is " curdlan

gel " . what the fuck is that? well, here it's Alcaligenes faecalis

var. myxogenes 10C3K and further described here:

 

http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5360624-description.html

 

 

if your eyes haven't glazed over by now, tell me: wft is this

stuff? i cannot figure it out. it's obviously not something you'd want

to eat, particularly when its described on a " patent "

webpage. this helps:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcaligenes_faecalis

 

 

so it sounds like its something like yeast, right?

poop/yeast?

 

its funny how putting the word " vegan " on something

like this means a bunch of people (my wife and i) will buy it, eat it,

and figure out whats it in later, eh?

 

sad, so....sad.....

 

;^)

 

blake

 

 

 

 

 

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Definately wont be looking out for that! hate analogues at the best of times, but this sounds disgusting!

 

The Valley Vegan................

Peter H

 

 

Blake Wilson <mbw Sent: Sunday, 28 October, 2007 4:33:06 AM vegan shrimp?

 

 

there is a weird product available in the USA called "vegan shrimp" made by vegeUSA, although i can't find the product on their website. we've bought the stuff at the local whole foods market, and eaten it prepared at the local sipz "vegan" cafe (don't get me started on them again...)

 

anyway, the main ingredient in that stuff is "curdlan gel". what the fuck is that? well, here it's Alcaligenes faecalis var. myxogenes 10C3K and further described here:

 

http://www.patentst orm.us/patents/ 5360624-descript ion.html

 

if your eyes haven't glazed over by now, tell me: wft is this stuff? i cannot figure it out. it's obviously not something you'd want to eat, particularly when its described on a "patent" webpage. this helps:

 

http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Alcaligenes_ faecalis

 

so it sounds like its something like yeast, right? poop/yeast?

 

its funny how putting the word "vegan" on something like this means a bunch of people (my wife and i) will buy it, eat it, and figure out whats it in later, eh?

 

sad, so....sad... ..

 

;^)

 

blake

 

 

 

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so again, what is the stuff? an " analogue " ? what does

that mean? WHAT IS VEGAN SHRIMP?!?! ARGGGH!

 

;^)

 

blake

 

Definately wont be looking out for that!

hate analogues at the best of times, but this sounds

disgusting!

 

 

The Valley Vegan................

Peter

H

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Dont know whats in it, but the term analogue, refers to a copy of the original or something pretending to be something else.......like scheeese, or vegetarian duck, or soya sausages, fishless fingers etc......

 

The Valley Vegan.................

Peter H

 

 

Blake Wilson <mbw Sent: Sunday, 28 October, 2007 3:55:13 PMRe: vegan shrimp?

 

 

so again, what is the stuff? an "analogue"? what does that mean? WHAT IS VEGAN SHRIMP?!?! ARGGGH!

 

;^)

 

blake

 

Definately wont be looking out for that! hate analogues at the best of times, but this sounds disgusting!

 

The Valley Vegan....... .........

Peter H

 

 

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I'm not big on them either but every once in a while I'll want some for a recipe. It's funny as an Omni I wasn't big on cheese (if something had cheese on it that was fine but I wouldn't die if I couldn't have it) but I *love* me some Cheezley! On 10/28/07, Peter VV <swpgh01 wrote:

 

 

Definately wont be looking out for that! hate analogues at the best of times, but this sounds disgusting!

 

The Valley Vegan................

Peter H

 

 

Blake Wilson <

mbw

Sent: Sunday, 28 October, 2007 4:33:06 AM vegan shrimp?

 

 

there is a weird product available in the USA called " vegan shrimp " made by vegeUSA, although i can't find the product on their website. we've bought the stuff at the local whole foods market, and eaten it prepared at the local sipz " vegan " cafe (don't get me started on them again...)

 

 

anyway, the main ingredient in that stuff is " curdlan gel " . what the fuck is that? well, here it's Alcaligenes faecalis var. myxogenes 10C3K and further described here:

 

 

http://www.patentst

orm.us/patents/ 5360624-descript ion.html

 

if your eyes haven't glazed over by now, tell me: wft is this stuff? i cannot figure it out. it's obviously not something you'd want to eat, particularly when its described on a " patent " webpage. this helps:

 

 

http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Alcaligenes_ faecalis

 

 

so it sounds like its something like yeast, right? poop/yeast?

 

its funny how putting the word " vegan " on something like this means a bunch of people (my wife and i) will buy it, eat it, and figure out whats it in later, eh?

 

sad, so....sad... ..

 

;^)

 

blake

 

 

 

Answers - Get better answers from someone who knows.

Try

it now.

 

-- Gymbo in TexasIndy 500 May 25, 2008 Here I come :) " We're going to go fast for Bobby! " RIP Bobby Hamilton 5/29/57-1/7/07 " Cue the Duck! " RIP BP 7/12/41-1/16/07

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there was a short lived vegan restuarant in downtown oakland a number of years ago which made vegan shrimp...

it was scarily real..

as for this...never heard of curdlan gel

Mikeygirl9915 Oct 27, 2007 9:39 PM Re: vegan shrimp?

 

 

 

ICK! I didn't like shrimp as an Omni and definitely won't be trying this

On 10/27/07, Blake Wilson <mbw > wrote:

 

 

there is a weird product available in the USA called "vegan shrimp" made by vegeUSA, although i can't find the product on their website. we've bought the stuff at the local whole foods market, and eaten it prepared at the local sipz "vegan" cafe (don't get me started on them again...)

 

anyway, the main ingredient in that stuff is "curdlan gel". what the fuck is that? well, here it's Alcaligenes faecalis var. myxogenes 10C3K and further described here:

 

http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5360624-description.html

 

if your eyes haven't glazed over by now, tell me: wft is this stuff? i cannot figure it out. it's obviously not something you'd want to eat, particularly when its described on a "patent" webpage. this helps:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcaligenes_faecalis

 

so it sounds like its something like yeast, right? poop/yeast?

 

its funny how putting the word "vegan" on something like this means a bunch of people (my wife and i) will buy it, eat it, and figure out whats it in later, eh?

 

sad, so....sad.....

 

;^)

 

blake

 

 

-- Gymbo in TexasIndy 500 May 25, 2008 Here I come :)"We're going to go fast for Bobby!" RIP Bobby Hamilton 5/29/57-1/7/07"Cue the Duck!" RIP BP 7/12/41-1/16/07 www.myspace.com/nascartaebogymmie

 

 

 

 

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its a presevative...made from bacteria..

Curdlan gum is tasteless and produces retortable freezable food elastic gels. It is insoluble in cold water but aqueous suspensions plasticise and briefly dissolve before producing reversible gels (that is, curdling, hence its name) on heating to around 55°C [504]. Heating at higher temperatures produces more resilient irreversible gels, which then remain on cooling, by the aggregation of the triple-helical structures and syneresis. The 'curds' consist of mixtures of single and triple helices. Salts tend to prevent curdlan from gelling and their presence weakens the final gels

and an anolog is any food made to look/taste like another food

ergo, vegan hotdogs, boca burgers, that sort of thing

Blake Wilson Oct 28, 2007 8:55 AM Re: vegan shrimp?

 

 

 

 

so again, what is the stuff? an "analogue"? what does that mean? WHAT IS VEGAN SHRIMP?!?! ARGGGH!

 

;^)

 

blake

 

Definately wont be looking out for that! hate analogues at the best of times, but this sounds disgusting!

 

The Valley Vegan................

Peter H

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance.

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HI Blake

 

LOL - never heard of it.

 

Jo

 

, Blake Wilson <mbw wrote:

>

> there is a weird product available in the USA called " vegan shrimp "

> made by vegeUSA, although i can't find the product on their

website.

> we've bought the stuff at the local whole foods market, and eaten

it

> prepared at the local sipz " vegan " cafe (don't get me started on

them

> again...)

>

> anyway, the main ingredient in that stuff is " curdlan gel " . what

the

> fuck is that? well, here it's Alcaligenes faecalis var. myxogenes

> 10C3K and further described here:

>

> http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5360624-description.html

>

> if your eyes haven't glazed over by now, tell me: wft is this

stuff?

> i cannot figure it out. it's obviously not something you'd want to

> eat, particularly when its described on a " patent " webpage. this

> helps:

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcaligenes_faecalis

>

> so it sounds like its something like yeast, right? poop/yeast?

>

> its funny how putting the word " vegan " on something like this means

a

> bunch of people (my wife and i) will buy it, eat it, and figure out

> whats it in later, eh?

>

> sad, so....sad.....

>

> ;^)

>

> blake

>

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