Thickening composition
A technology of composition and thickening agent, which is applied in the directions of food ingredients as thickeners, food science, and food ingredients as viscosity modifiers, etc., can solve problems such as impaired taste, difficulty in swallowing, and difficulty in thickening adjustment.
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[0106] Example 1: Thickening composition comprising xanthan gum and cellulose gum
[0107] (1) Measurement of fluid characteristics (flow curve)
[0108] Each thickening composition was prepared according to the blends described in Table 1 below. As for xanthan gum, GRINDSTED Xanthan clear 80 (DuPont) and GRINDSTED Xanthan MAS-SH clear (DuPont) were used. As for cellulose gum (carboxymethyl cellulose), use GRINDSTED BEV130 (DuPont) (low viscosity: 2%, 800mPa.s to 1600mPa.s), GRINDSTED BEV150 (DuPont) (medium viscosity: 1%, 1500mPa.s). s to 3500mPa.s) and GRINDSTED BEV350 (DuPont) (high viscosity: 1%, 3000mpa.s to 5000mpa.s).
[0109] [Table 1]
[0110] Table 1. Mixing components of each thickening composition of Example 1
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[0113] Note) The component composition values of each thickening composition represent parts by mass.
[0114] For the thickening compositions of blends 0-80, 2 to 5, 8, 11 to 13, 15 and 19, the ingredients (xanthan gum an...
example 2
[0128] Example 2: Thickening composition comprising xanthan gum and alginic acid
[0129] A thickening composition was prepared as shown in Table 3 below based on the method of Example 1(1) above, except that the experimental part was added in which alginic acid was used instead of cellulose gum. As for alginic acid, GRINDSTED alginic acid (DuPont) was used.
[0130] [table 3]
[0131] Table 3. Mixing components of each thickening composition of Example 2
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[0133] Regarding each thickening composition, ingredients (xanthan gum and / or alginic acid) were dissolved in deionized water so that the mass of the ingredients was 1% by mass based on the total mass of the total solution. According to the method of Example 1(1) above, the fluid characteristics (relationship between shear rate and viscosity) of the obtained aqueous solution were measured using a viscoelastic measuring instrument: MCR501 rheometer (Anton Paar).
[0134] result in Figure 6 shown in .
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example 3
[0136] Example 3: Thickening composition comprising succinoglycan and cellulose gum
[0137] A thickening composition was prepared as shown in Table 4 below based on the method of Example 1(1) above, except that the experimental part was added, wherein succinoglycan gum was used instead of xanthan gum. As succinoglycan gum, GRINDSTED succinoglycan J (DuPont) was used.
[0138] [Table 4]
[0139] Table 4. Blending Components of Each Thickening Composition of Example 3
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[0142] For each thickening composition, ingredients (succinoglycan and / or cellulose gum) were dissolved in deionized water so that the mass of the ingredients was 1% by mass based on the total mass of the total solution. According to the method of Example 1(1) above, the fluid characteristics (relationship between shear rate and viscosity) of the obtained aqueous solution were measured using a viscoelastic measuring instrument: MCR501 rheometer (Anton Paar).
[0143] result in Figure...
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