I've read that kosher gelatin is often vegetarian so I want to get some to make marshmallows. However the quantities I find online is way more than I need.
Both the Kroger and Publix in Toco Hills (N Druid Hills and Lavista Rds) have decent sized kosher sections so you might try there (I think Kroger has more).
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Do you want it to be actually Kosher, or just vegetarian? I got regular gelatin at whole foods (although I'm sure that u can get unflavored gelatin at any store). We keep kosher in our home, but not so strict that everything has to be marked kosher (except meat/chicken) - just has to not contain ingredients we don't eat. If you buy it in the kosher section it will likely be 2x the price.
PS I got it to use as an egg substitute in lactation bars....worked amazingly well!
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If it's kosher than I think it's automatically vegetarian. I don't mind spending a little more because I'm sure it will save me money in the long term. Vegan marshmallows cost about $5 for a tiny package.
Everything I buy is marked kosher and I'm positive you can find this at whole foods. They also have kosher marshmallows we buy them they are very pricey though
Re: Where to find kosher gelatin?
***Twin fraternal girls born at 35w6d in 12/2008***
Do you want it to be actually Kosher, or just vegetarian? I got regular gelatin at whole foods (although I'm sure that u can get unflavored gelatin at any store). We keep kosher in our home, but not so strict that everything has to be marked kosher (except meat/chicken) - just has to not contain ingredients we don't eat. If you buy it in the kosher section it will likely be 2x the price.
PS I got it to use as an egg substitute in lactation bars....worked amazingly well!
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