Shelf stable mousse
A stabilizing, foam stabilizer technology, used in the forming of food, other dairy products, food ingredients as whipping agents, etc., can solve problems such as instability and high storage
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Embodiment 1
[0027] Standard sweetened condensed milk with a water content of 26% and a fat content of 7% was used as the base product and was placed in a storage tank at 20-25°C before continuous mixing.
[0028] In a separate vessel equipped with a high shear mixer, a mixture of 400 g of xanthan gum (Keltrol F), 1.6 kg of mono- and diglycerides was mixed by heating the vessel with hot water circulation in a double jacket A blend of ester (Cremodan Super), 5.6 kg of anhydrous butter and 400 g of water was heated to a temperature above 80°C to form a stable blend.
[0029] The two components were then pumped separately at proportional feed rates by positive displacement pumps (eccentric screw pumps under the trade name "Mono"). The main stream of sweetened condensed milk was fed at a flow rate of 80 l / h, while the flow rate of the stabilized blend was fixed at 3.5 l / h. The two components meet in the piping system and are then continuously mixed by passing first through a continuous static...
Embodiment 2 and 3
[0040] The process of Example 1 was repeated using a stable blend with the composition described below. In each example, the stabilizing blend was dosed in the same proportion as in example 1 with sweetened condensed milk.
Embodiment 2
[0042] The stabilization blend consisted of 2 kg alginate (Protanal DP 5340), 1.6 kg Cremodan Super, 4 kg anhydrous butter and 400 g water.
[0043] The resulting mousse had similar properties to the mousse of Example 1, but was slightly firmer in texture.
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