Why does sugar free jello melt faster than jello?
It's actually the opposite! Sugar-free Jello tends to melt *slower* than regular Jello. Here's why:
* Sugar acts as a stabilizer: Sugar helps the gelatin molecules form a stronger, more stable network. This network holds the water molecules in the Jello, making it firm.
* Sugar-free sweeteners are less effective: Sugar-free sweeteners don't have the same stabilizing effect as sugar. They might not be able to form as strong of a network, leading to a weaker gel.
Other factors influencing melting speed:
* Gelatin concentration: More gelatin means a firmer gel that will resist melting longer.
* Temperature: Higher temperatures will melt Jello faster.
* Exposure to air: Leaving Jello exposed to air can cause it to dry out and melt faster.
So, while sugar-free Jello might not be as firm as regular Jello, it actually holds up better to melting!
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