Frozen confection manufacture
A technology for frozen desserts and non-sugar sweeteners, applied in frozen desserts, edible oil/fat, cocoa, etc., can solve problems such as high investment, and achieve the effect of low investment, simplicity and investment
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[0097] This example illustrates the formation of a concentrate in the form of granules, where a concentrated emulsion is used as a binder, with sufficient fat content to avoid any need for drying to produce stable granules.
[0098] A water phase, an oil phase, and an emulsion were prepared, and the oil phase and emulsion were combined to form the HIPE as described below. Table 2 shows the composition of HIPE.
[0099] Table 2
[0100] Element
% by weight of emulsion
coconut oil
76
Monoglycerides - Diglycerides
3
sodium caseinate
3
water
18
[0101] Aqueous phases, oily phases and emulsions were prepared according to the following methods:
[0102] 1.1 Place a 2L steel container on a hot plate and add 0.425kg of boiling water to it. Slowly add 75g sodium caseinate to boiling water while stirring with an IKA ULTRA-TURRAX T18 with S18N–19G dispensing element. Stirring was continued until the sodium caseinate was visua...
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