Method for Constructing Nutrient Nano-carrying System Directly Using Ordinary Food
A construction method and nutrient technology, applied in the field of food processing to avoid chemical degradation, improve bioavailability, and improve stability
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Embodiment 1
[0021] Example 1: Using soybean meal to carry calcium carbonate.
[0022] Nano-processing of food particles and nutrient adsorption: Take 100g of commercially available soybean meal powder, bake it until the water content is about 7%, mix it with 25g of light calcium carbonate superfine powder (with a particle size below 30um), mix it evenly, and grind it with a ball mill for 18 hours (The filling rate of the grinding medium is 60%) to the peak of the particle size distribution at about 300nm.
[0023] Preparation of nanofood clusters: Transfer the mixture to an airtight container and humidify to 100% relative humidity without liquid water. After oscillating for 24 hours, let it rest for 56 hours.
[0024] Packaging and storage: granulation, vacuum packaging. Stored at room temperature or low temperature, the shelf life is more than 3 months.
Embodiment 2
[0025] Example 2: Using flour particles to carry vitamin E.
[0026] Nanoprocessing of food particles and nutrient adsorption: Take 5g of common commercially available flour (dissolved in 30ml of 0.05mol / L acetic acid solution), add 0.2g of vitamin E (dissolved in 3mL of refined soybean oil, containing a small amount of sucrose ester) drop by drop, Stir vigorously, and then continue to add about 30ml of 0.05mol / L acetic acid solution until the solution system is relatively uniform and transparent. The solution was homogenized with a DeBEE ultra-high pressure dispersing homogenizer (mini DB) (pressure 200 MPa). After homogenization under this condition, the peak particle size of flour granules in the system can reach below 300nm.
[0027] Preparation of nano-food clusters: After the solution system was left to stand for 24 hours, the peak particle size of nano-food clusters was around 1340nm, reaching an equilibrium state.
[0028] Nano-processing of food particles and nutrie...
Embodiment 3
[0029] Example 3: Using rice flour to carry vitamin D.
[0030] Nano-processing of food particles and nutrient adsorption: take 1g of rice flour passed through a 200-mesh sieve, adjust the mass ratio concentration to 0.5%, pH9, directly add 0.25g of vitamin D powder for ultra-high pressure dispersion and homogenization (pressure 40MPa).
[0031] Preparation of nano-food clusters: the mixture is heated to 85° C., cooled to 40° C. after 5 minutes, and the solution system reaches an equilibrium state after standing for 1 hour, and cooled to room temperature.
[0032] Packaging and storage: There is no obvious precipitation in the short-term standing solution. The solution system can be vacuum packed after spray drying and granulation. Stored at room temperature or low temperature, the shelf life is more than 3 months.
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