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For the French, it is gelatine meaning edible jelly; gelato or gelatina in Italy meaning to freeze. In Pinoyspeak, it’s Ferna gelatin to me. It is a wonder ingredient, which enhances our creativity in the kitchen for its versatility and usefulness. 


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The food with a wiggle to it

By Heny Sison | December 14, 2006 - 12:00am

For the French, it is gelatine meaning edible jelly; gelato or gelatina in Italy meaning to freeze. In Pinoyspeak, it’s Ferna gelatin to me. It is a wonder ingredient, which enhances our creativity in...

Food and Leisure