I don't get it.
The gelatin is simply mixed to go off after a set number of days. How is that better than a label with a date on it?
The gelatin is simply mixed to go off after a set number of days. How is that better than a label with a date on it?
Because the gelatin will also respond to sub-optimal temperatures and spoil faster. Presumably this means you could reasonably set the gelatin tag to the actual point of spoilage for the product -- rather than the 'peak freshness' current 'use-by' dates usually represent.
If it spoils faster in the heat, that would affect both. Thank you!