Carrageenan, a glue like substance from algae is used to produce a thickening agent in _
Correct answer: C. Pudding
- A. Cometics
- B. Plastics
- C. Pudding
- D. Medicines
Explanation
Carrageenan is a natural ingredient derived from certain types of red seaweed. It has a unique ability to form a gel-like substance when mixed with liquids, which makes it perfect for thickening puddings. By adding carrageenan to the pudding mixture, it helps give it a smooth and creamy texture that we all love. It's a popular ingredient in many food products, including dessert items like puddings and custards.
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