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Is du blanc d'œuf réhydraté vegan?

Du blanc d'œuf réhydraté is a non-vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is du blanc d'œuf réhydraté?

"Du blanc d'œuf réhydraté" refers to dehydrated egg whites that have been reconstituted with water. This versatile ingredient is commonly used in the food industry as a fat-free source of protein and as a binding agent in many recipes such as cakes, meringues, and frosting. In addition to its nutritional value, "du blanc d'œuf réhydraté" has a long shelf life and can be easily stored in dry form until needed. Its light texture and ability to add volume to recipes make it an integral part of many culinary creations, both sweet and savory.

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