Palm oil without unwanted contaminants
A palm oil and vegetable oil technology, applied in food science, edible oil/fat, fat oil/fat refining, etc., can solve the problems of other quality parameters such as color, taste and oxidation stability
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[0066] Analytical method
[0067] The 3-MCPD content in deodorized oils was measured according to method DGF Standard Method C Part C (Fats) C-VI 18(10) (Assay B).
[0068] Red and yellow are measured according to the Lovibond method (official AOCS method Cc13e-92). Use 5% inch glass measuring unit.
[0069] Oxidative stability of oils is assessed by measuring the induction time, which characterizes the oil's resistance to oxidation at a specified temperature. Induction times are expressed as Oil Stability Index (OSI). A suitable method is measurement according to AOCS method Cd12b-92 using a Rancimat device (Metrohm).
[0070] Taste the oil and assess its flavor qualities. A flavor quality score is given according to AOCS method Cg 2-83, where a flavor quality score of 10 is excellent quality and a flavor quality score of 1 is worst.
Embodiment 1
[0077] Crude palm oil was bleached at 90°C for 30 minutes using 4.5% non-chemically activated bleaching earth (properties specified in Table 2). After removal of the fuller's earth, the oil was subsequently deodorized at a temperature of 245° C. at a pressure of 5 mbar using 1% sparged steam / hour during 3 hours.
[0078] The color (red and yellow), flavor quality and oxidative stability of the resulting deodorized oil met specifications; same as the comparative example.
[0079] Table 2
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Embodiment 2
[0082] Crude palm oil was acid degummed using 1 ml / kg citric acid solution (50%) at 80°C for 2 hours and then neutralized (16% NaOH solution added in excess of 10% over the FFA (free fatty acid) content in the oil ). Wash with 5% water and separate on centrifuge.
[0083] The neutralized oil was bleached at 90°C for 40 minutes using 1.4% non-chemically activated bleaching earth (properties specified in Table 3). After removal of the fuller's earth, the oil is subsequently deodorized at a temperature of 235° C. at a pressure between 2 mbar and 5 mbar using about 1% sparged steam during 40 minutes.
[0084] The color (red and yellow), flavor quality and oxidative stability of the obtained deodorized oil met the specifications (same as in the comparative example).
[0085] table 3
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