Chewing gums
a gum and gum technology, applied in the field of gums, can solve the problems of not being generated, not known, and not being able to generate gums for use against the symptoms of halitosis
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Composition of Microgranules Used in the Gum According to the Invention
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Example 1Ingredients of microgranule%Sorbitol85.00Xylitol8.00Acesulfame K1.00Flavours0.80Green colouring0.20Gum arabic0.50Zinc lactate3.10Water1.40Total microgranule100
[0094]Tables 3 below illustrates the chewing gum compositions according to the invention (example 3) and a reference compositions (example 2). Said gums take the form of filled pellets, consisting of three separate regions: filling (region without gum base), core (region with gum base), and coating (region without gum base).
[0095]The percentages are expressed in relation to the total of the single portion. The values in mg refer to a portion weighing 2.2 g which, in the example, corresponds to a single piece.
TABLE 3Reference example 2Example 3mg permg perIngredients%piece%pieceFilling(region without gumbase, fully water-soluble)Maltitol syrup6.700147.4006.700147.400Acesulfame K0.0010.0220.0010.022Sucralose0.0010.0220.0010.022Flavours0.0571.25...
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