Confectionery compositions
A composition and candy technology, applied in the treatment or prevention of dental calculus and a composition with a surface conditioning effect in the user's oral cavity, in the field of treatment or prevention of oral odor, and can solve the problems of unacceptable taste characteristics, instability of other elements, high Astringency, etc.
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[0109] Element
[0110] * Commercially available grade with an average particle size of 133μm; ** Coarse grinding grade, the average particle size is greater than 200μm
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[0112] * Commercially available grade with an average particle size of 133μm; ** Coarse grinding grade, the average particle size is greater than 200μm
Embodiment VII
[0113] Examples VII to X: Chewing Gum: Melt the gum base in a delta blade mixer to 55°C to 60°C. Add the overall sweetener and glycerin and mix. Add active substance and mix. Mix in the flavoring at the end. Remove from heat and cool before molding and cutting. The coating precast solution is sprayed onto the cooled resin in a thin layer, which is allowed to dry before applying subsequent layers. Sufficient coating is added such that the total weight of the coating is 20% to 30% of the weight of the final finished pellet.
Embodiment XI
[0114] Example XI: Lozenges. The isomalt is dissolved in water and heated to 110°C to 112°C with stirring, and then boiled to 141°C to 145°C to boil off the moisture. A batch was removed under vacuum and the polyphosphate / flavor was added at about 90°C in a low humidity environment. The reaction bath was wrapped on a hot table and then cooled on a cold table (20° C.) before being transferred to the forming bath and die cutting equipment. The final product has a glass-like translucent appearance.
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