Ice cream products and preparation methods are provided for reducing sugar content while maintaining the sweetness of the ice cream, and/or for enhancing ice cream resistance resistant against iciness and texture damage due to temperature fluctuations. Ice cream products comprise a mixture of between 4-15 wt % dietary fibers, mixed with milk powder, 25-70 wt % milk and 0-29 wt % cream, between 1-40 wt % of a microcrystalline sugar-in-oil suspension (e.g., having D50<15 m), added to the mixture after cooling and optionally aging, and gently homogenized therewith. The micronized sugar (remaining in part within the fat globules) enhances the sweetness, and together with the addition of the dietary fibers to the initial mixture-synergistically enhance the ice cream's resistance to iciness and texture damage due to temperature fluctuations.

An all-natural, gluten-free frozen almond food snack comprising an almond-containing outer layer, a filling composition comprising a blend of cheeses, chocolate, caramel, fruits, fruit jellies, vegetables, and combinations thereof, and a coating containing sesame seed, chia seed, grated coconut, finely ground nuts, and blends thereof. The frozen almond snack is a nutritious, keto-friendly, low-carbohydrate, and rich in fiber, formulated to prevent a rise of the glucose curve, promotes intestinal health, nourishes microbiota in the stomach, supports intestinal transit, and lowers the glycemic index of an individual who consumes said frozen almond product and which has a superior taste.

An all-natural, gluten-free frozen almond food snack comprising an almond-containing outer layer, a filling composition comprising a blend of cheeses, chocolate, caramel, fruits, fruit jellies, vegetables, and combinations thereof, and a coating containing sesame seed, chia seed, grated coconut, finely ground nuts, and blends thereof. The frozen almond snack is a nutritious, keto-friendly, low-carbohydrate, and rich in fiber, formulated to prevent a rise of the glucose curve, promotes intestinal health, nourishes microbiota in the stomach, supports intestinal transit, and lowers the glycemic index of an individual who consumes said frozen almond product and which has a superior taste.

Described herein are frozen dessert compositions containing allulose and low-sugar syrups and/or solids, along with use of the allulose and low-sugar syrups and/or solids in frozen dessert compositions. Beneficially, the compositions described herein reduce added sugars and/or caloric content of a frozen dessert while overcoming formulation limitations of low- or reduced-sugar frozen dessert products, including matching the hardness, texture, and/or sweetness of their full-sugar counterparts.

Described herein are frozen dessert compositions containing allulose and low-sugar syrups and/or solids, along with use of the allulose and low-sugar syrups and/or solids in frozen dessert compositions. Beneficially, the compositions described herein reduce added sugars and/or caloric content of a frozen dessert while overcoming formulation limitations of low- or reduced-sugar frozen dessert products, including matching the hardness, texture, and/or sweetness of their full-sugar counterparts.

The present invention relates to a whipping agent comprising protein and emulsifier for aerated food products, such as for sorbet and sherbet applications. The present invention also relates to whipped food products such as sorbets and sherbets comprising this whipping agent and a method for making the same. The present invention also relates to complexes between a protein and an emulsifier, use thereof and a method for producing the complexes.

The present invention relates to a whipping agent comprising protein and emulsifier for aerated food products, such as for sorbet and sherbet applications. The present invention also relates to whipped food products such as sorbets and sherbets comprising this whipping agent and a method for making the same. The present invention also relates to complexes between a protein and an emulsifier, use thereof and a method for producing the complexes.