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I added the pectin-sweetener to the pan of boiling fruit and stirred vigorously and now when I taste my fruit mixture, it is grainy. What happened?

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I added the pectin-sweetener to the pan of boiling fruit and stirred vigorously and now when I taste my fruit mixture, it is grainy. What happened?

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If you stir the pectin powder into an amount of sweetener that is beyond the range shown in our recipes, or have too much sweetener already added to the fruit, the pectin powder will be inhibited from dissolving and will go grainy. Pomona’s Pectin can only properly dissolve in a low-sugar environment, so it is necessary to keep the sweetener low (within our range) while you are dissolving the pectin in the boiling fruit mixture. Additional sweetener can be added after the pectin is fully dissolved.

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