Carbonation sensation enhancing agent for foods and beverages having carbonate stimulation
a technology of carbonation sensation and enhancing agent, which is applied in the field of carbonation sensation enhancing agent for food and beverage having carbonate stimulation, can solve the problems of loss of overall balance, inability to achieve carbonation sensation, and difficulty in defining a primarily difficult problem, so as to enhance carbonation sensation, enhance carbonation sensation, and enhance the effect of carbonation sensation
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[0116]Carbonated water for evaluation was prepared by diluting commercially available carbonated water (pressure of carbon dioxide gas before opening 3.0 kg / cm2) with water such that the pressure of carbon dioxide gas was 1.3 kg / cm2.
production example 1
[0118]1,000 g of ethyl acetate was added to 100 g of Persicaria hydropiper (JA Chikuzen Asakura, product name “Shikiko”), and after extracting for 1 hour at 40° C., solid-liquid separation was performed to give 900 g of a crude extract solution.
[0119]100 g of triethyl citrate was added to the resulting crude extract solution and ethyl acetate was removed under reduced pressure (100 mmHg, 40° C.). Then the mixture was distilled at 20 Pa at 120° C. using a falling film short path distillation apparatus to give 90 g of Persicaria hydropiper extract (content of polygodial 500 ppm).
production example 2
[0120]55 g of triacetin was added to 6 g of Tasmannia lanceolata oil (manufactured by ESSENTIAL OILS OF TASMANIA PTY LTD, polygodial content 19.4%) and impurities were filtered by filter paper. Then the mixture was distilled at 150 Pa at 70° C. using a falling film short path distillation apparatus to give 40 g of a purified product of Tasmannia lanceolata oil in the form of distillation residue (content of polygodial 2.5%).
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