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Dave Allyn
 
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Default Easier to find Chemicals

Are there anything that can be used instead of ordering froma wine
store? Example, they sell "pectin" for use of making jellies. is
this any differant than pectic enzime? What about plain unflavored
gelitin for fining? does it work as well? Are there any other things
than could be substituted with out much problem?

Thanks in advance,
dave


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