Method for synergistically improving color stability of fruit juice by using microgel and auxiliary color agent
A microgel and stable technology, applied in the field of juice preparation, can solve the problems of low efficiency and short shelf life of single auxiliary color technology, and achieve the effect of short shelf life, natural raw materials, and stable color protection effect.
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[0030] 1. Select 1 kg of fresh apples, wash and peel them, cut them into pieces with a diameter of 3 to 4 cm, squeeze the juice and filter it with gauze to obtain apple juice.
[0031] 2. Add citric acid to 500 mL of apple juice to adjust the pH of the juice to 3, then add sinapinic acid, and dissolve with ultrasonic assistance at 30° C. to obtain apple juice containing 100 μg / mL of sinapinic acid.
[0032] 3. Dissolve sodium alginate in 400mL apple juice, stir magnetically for 2 hours to fully dissolve to obtain apple juice containing 1mg / mL sodium alginate, and lower it to room temperature (about 20°C); dissolve calcium chloride in 100mL apple juice Juice, to get 10mmol / L Ca 2+ apple juice.
[0033] 4. Using a high-pressure jet homogenizer, the Ca 2+ The apple juice containing sodium alginate is placed in one chamber, and the apple juice containing sodium alginate is placed in the other chamber. The volume ratio of the two chambers is adjusted to 20:80, and the push rod dr...
Embodiment 2
[0037] 1. Select 1 kg of fresh pears, wash and peel them, cut them into pieces with a diameter of 3-4 cm, squeeze the juice and filter it with gauze to obtain pear juice.
[0038] 2. Add citric acid to 500mL pear juice to adjust the pH of the juice to 3, then add sinapinic acid, and dissolve with ultrasonic assistance at 30°C to obtain pear juice containing 100 μg / mL of sinapinic acid.
[0039] 3. Dissolve sodium alginate in 400mL pear juice, stir magnetically for 2 hours to fully dissolve, obtain pear juice containing 1mg / mL sodium alginate, and lower it to room temperature (about 20°C); dissolve calcium chloride in 100mL pear juice Juice, to get 10mmol / L Ca 2+ pear juice.
[0040] 4. Using a high-pressure jet homogenizer, the Ca 2+ The pear juice containing sodium alginate is placed in one chamber, and the pear juice containing sodium alginate is placed in the other chamber. The volume ratio of the two chambers is adjusted to 20:80, and the push rod driven by compressed ai...
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[0045] 1. Select 1.5kg of fresh navel oranges, wash and peel them, cut them into pieces with a diameter of 3-4cm, squeeze the juice and filter it with gauze to obtain orange juice.
[0046] 2. Add citric acid to 500 mL of orange juice to adjust the pH of the juice to 3, then add sinapinic acid, and ultrasonically assist dissolution at 30° C. to obtain orange juice containing 100 μg / mL of sinapinic acid.
[0047] 3. Dissolve sodium alginate in 400mL orange juice, stir magnetically for 2 hours to fully dissolve, obtain orange juice containing 1mg / mL sodium alginate, and lower it to room temperature (about 20°C); dissolve calcium chloride in 100mL orange juice, get 10mmol / L Ca 2+ orange juice.
[0048] 4. Using a high-pressure jet homogenizer, the Ca 2+ The orange juice is placed in one chamber, and the orange juice containing sodium alginate is placed in the other chamber. A piston at the top of each chamber causes liquid to flow out of the chamber and through a small orifice...
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