Natural texture modifier delivering body and sweetness to frozen confection products
A technology for frozen confectionery and conditioner, which is applied in the fields of frozen confectionery, food preparation, food science, etc., and can solve problems such as unmet demand
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Embodiment 1
[0135] Example 1: All natural ice cream with clean label (NSW)
[0136] The all-natural frozen confectionery is prepared by using only WCB (Waukesha Cherry Burrell Ice Cream Freezer) (non-LTF) and WCB and LTF freezers. The all-natural frozen confectionery has only 6 ingredients, including oat syrup and whey protein phospholipid concentrate (clean label) and 100-130% overrun.
[0137] Table 1-Formula used
[0138] Ingredients
Wt% in the final product
Fat
5-6%
Sugar
11-15%
Oat syrup
3-6%
MSNF
10-13%
Natural emulsifier
<3%
Total solids
36-41%
[0139] The 6 all-natural ingredients used are: milk, cream, sweeteners such as sugar and oat syrup, vanilla and whey protein phospholipid concentrate.
[0140] Glucono-delta-lactone (GDL) is used to lower the pH of the matrix mixture before pasteurization. This lower pH combined with heat treatment results in controlled solidification in the mixture, thereby imparting excellent textural attributes to the final product.
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Embodiment 2
[0150] Example 2: Comparison of products with and without oat syrup and two commercial samples without oat syrup
[0151] Table 2-Recipe for clean label ice cream without oat syrup (sample number 2587)
[0152] Ingredients
% In the final product
Milk fat
5.5
MSNF
11-13
Sweetener
18-22
Natural emulsifier
1-3
[0153] Table 3-Clean label ice cream recipe containing oat syrup (sample number 2614)
[0154] Ingredients
% In the final product
Milk fat
5.5
MSNF
11-13
Sweetener
15-18
Natural emulsifier
1-3
Oat syrup
3-6
[0155] Table 4-Recipe for Commercial Sample 1-Churned Vanilla
[0156] Ingredients
% In the final product
Milk fat
5.5
MSNF
11-13
Sweetener
18-22
Stabilizer & emulsifier
0.5-2
[0157] Table 5-Formulation of Commercial Sample 2-Grand Vanilla
[0158] Ingredients
% In the final product
Milk fat
10.5
MSNF
11-13
Sweetener
18-22
Stabilizer & emulsifier
0.5-2.0
[0159] Method of drip test (melting test):
[0160] A uniform c...
Embodiment 3
[0165] Example 3: Comparative study of products with and without oat syrup and two commercial samples without oat syrup
[0166] image 3 The melting test results of 4 different ice cream samples of Example 3 are shown. The X-axis shows the time limit (in hours and minutes), and the sample is subjected to a melting test at 22 degrees Celsius. The Y-axis shows the ice cream sample weight (in grams) of all four samples of Example 3.
[0167] The commercial sample 1 and the clean label ice cream sample with oat syrup are almost the same in melting characteristics and characteristics, which show better stability of the final product in the presence of oat syrup. The data clearly shows that the addition of oat syrup clearly helps to maintain the same melting characteristics as products containing artificial corn syrup. Therefore, oat syrup is a good "natural" alternative. In addition, without adding corn syrup, the final product tends to melt faster, which means that the ice cream do...
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