Application of tea polysaccharide-iron compound as anticaking agent for salt
An anti-caking agent and tea polysaccharide technology, which is applied in the field of transportation and storage of salt in food, can solve the problems of waste of natural resources and no one cares about coarse old tea
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[0012] In 100 g of dry salt sodium chloride without adding any anti-caking agent, add tea polysaccharide-iron complex (addition amount is calculated as Fe, which is 15 ppm of salt weight), and fully mix to obtain anti-caking salt. The anti-caking salt was stored in the air at room temperature (25° C.) for 6 months without any caking phenomenon.
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[0014] In 100 g of dry salt sodium chloride without adding any anti-caking agent, add tea polysaccharide-iron complex (the addition amount is calculated as Fe, which is 40 ppm of the salt weight), and fully mix to obtain anti-caking salt. The anti-caking salt was stored in the air at room temperature (25° C.) for 6 months without any caking phenomenon.
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[0016] In 100 g of dry salt sodium chloride without adding any anti-caking agent, add tea polysaccharide-iron complex (the addition amount is calculated as Fe, which is 55 ppm of the salt weight), and fully mix to obtain anti-caking salt. The anti-caking salt was stored in the air at room temperature (25° C.) for 6 months without any caking phenomenon.
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