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Betaine anhydrous

Betaine anhydrous is used in boilie formulation mainly as a soluble attractor, appetite stimulant and attraction contributor. Typical dosage is expressed as grams per kg of dry mix.

Also known as: betaine, betaine anhydrous powder, trimethylglycine

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Recommended inclusion

Minimum: 1 g/kg
Typical: 2 g/kg
Maximum: 5 g/kg
Absolute maximum: 10 g/kg

0 g/kg 1 g/kg–5 g/kg ideal 10 g/kg+ too dominant too much

Above the recommended maximum the mix becomes harder to balance. Treat the absolute maximum as a hard ceiling.

Nutritional estimates

per 100 g dry · estimated

Moisture 2%

Water solubility 100%

Functional properties

Binding strength 0/10

Digestibility 8/10

Solubility / leakage 10/10

Natural attraction 10/10

Hardening 0/10

Softening 1/10

Texture opening 3/10

Cold water suitability 10/10

Warm water suitability 9/10

Buoyancy 0/10

Clouding 8/10

Oiliness 0/10

Processing tolerance 7/10

Roles

Soluble attractorAppetite stimulantAttraction contributor

Allergens

No declared allergens

Data confidence: Medium

Estimates from ingredient data — practical guidance, not laboratory analysis.

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