Gelatin in a sentence as a noun

I'm framing 16x20" silver gelatin prints that I mounted at 20x24".

To get a similar texture, they use gelatin.

I call the silver gelatin black and white photo prints I make in a darkroom from negatives prints.

Jello is a brand, its just flavored gelatin and comes in a box as a powder, sometimes people add fruit chunks.

We get medicines, leather, meat, fertilizer, gelatin, and pet feed.

I'm quite sure they could get prints off the phone or something else you've touched and make an artificial gelatin "finger" with the print.

They can list things like gelatin, glycerides, lecithin, guanine, and other lesser understood animal products by those obscure names.

If you paid closer attention to things like gelatin and cochineal, you might notice an increase in the percentage of non-vegetarian meals you consume.

In that sense, it's true that placebos "don't work": it doesn't matter what specific substance you put in the placebo pill--sugar, starch, gelatin, whatever--as long as it looks and tastes the same to the subject.

In practice, you aim never to exceed the temperature at which the protein expels all the water from the food; think: absolutely perfectly cooked steak --- or, more magically, think a short rib, cooked to the doneness of a perfect steak, but with all the collagen converted to gelatin as if in a braise; it's the best of both worlds.

Gelatin definitions

noun

a colorless water-soluble glutinous protein obtained from animal tissues such as bone and skin

See also: gelatine

noun

an edible jelly (sweet or pungent) made with gelatin and used as a dessert or salad base or a coating for foods

See also: jelly

noun

a thin translucent membrane used over stage lights for color effects