Antioxidant for food
An antioxidant and antioxidant technology, applied in food ingredients as antioxidants, food preservation, food preparation, etc., can solve problems such as bad
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[0042] Example 1: Stabilization of omega-3 fatty acids in dairy products
[0043] Taking yogurt as an example, the ability of isomaltulose to inhibit or reduce the oxidative degradation of omega-3 fatty acids was detected.
[0044] Take full-fat yoghurt (yoghurt, warm, 3.5% fat; from Milram), add DHA CL (from Lonza) as omega-3 fatty acid, stir. yields the following yogurt products:
[0045] Group 1 (according to the present invention): 5g isomaltulose per 100g
[0046] Group 2 (According to the present invention): 10g isomaltulose per 100g
[0047] Group 3 : 5g fructose per 100g
[0048] Group 4: 10g fructose per 100g
[0049] Group 5: 5g sucrose per 100g
[0050] Group 6 : 10g sucrose per 100g.
[0051] In these groups of 240 g, 150 mg of DHA-CL (Lonza) and about 40 mg of saturated fatty acid (C22:0) were stirred in by homogenizer as internal standard. All these manipulations were performed under the protection of nitrogen.
[0052] As soon as the yogurt ...
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[0061] Example 2: Stability of instant beverages
[0062] This example studies the endogenous antioxidant capacity (EAP) and storage stability of instant beverages containing ingredients sensitive to oxidation reactions. To this end, the following are fresh instant beverages according to instant beverage formulations, each group comprising isomaltulose or sucrose as base.
[0063] Group 1: "Orange Juice" (according to the invention)
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[0065] group 2 :" Orange juice "(control sample)
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[0067] group 3 : "chocolate drink" (according to the invention)
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[0069] group 4 : "Chocolate drink" (control sample)
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[0071] Each group used beverage powder-like material, which was dissolved in water. About 7 to 20 g of beverage powder are used per 200 ml of final product instant beverage.
[0072] Then each group was subjected to accelerated aging at a temperature of 63°C (passive aging test). During the accelerated aging proces...
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[0079] Example 3: Beer with Improved Taste Stability
[0080] To test the effect of isomaltulose on the taste stability of beer, isomaltulose was added to a commercial light beer (contains almost no carbohydrates), which was subjected to a certain amount of beer as well as a control sample. aging period. The following analytical determinations were carried out: comparative determination, determination of beer reducing power, ESR determination of oxidation stability, and gas chromatographic determination of aging components.
[0081] In a first test group, about 2 g / 100 mL isomaltulose was added to commercial light beer according to the invention. Commercial beer without isomaltulose was used in the control reference group (group 2).
[0082] Group 1: Commercial light beer with added isomaltulose (according to the invention)
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[0084] Group 2: Commercial light beer without added isomaltulose (control sample)
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[0087] All test groups ...
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