Patent classifications
A23D7/015
METHOD OF MAKING MONOACYLGLYCERIDE OILS AND FOOD PRODUCTS CONTAINING MONOACYLGLYCERIDE OILS
Compositions and methods are provided for incorporating processed oils with high monoacylglyceride (MAG) content into products and food products. Methods are specifically provided for generating high MAG content processed oils.
METHOD OF MAKING MONOACYLGLYCERIDE OILS AND FOOD PRODUCTS CONTAINING MONOACYLGLYCERIDE OILS
Compositions and methods are provided for incorporating processed oils with high monoacylglyceride (MAG) content into products and food products. Methods are specifically provided for generating high MAG content processed oils.
Method of making monoacylglyceride oils and food products containing monoacylglyceride oils
Compositions and methods are provided for incorporating processed oils with high monoacylglyceride (MAG) content into products and food products. Methods are specifically provided for generating high MAG content processed oils.
Method of making monoacylglyceride oils and food products containing monoacylglyceride oils
Compositions and methods are provided for incorporating processed oils with high monoacylglyceride (MAG) content into products and food products. Methods are specifically provided for generating high MAG content processed oils.
Emulsion for reduced fat food products
The invention relates to emulsions for use in food products. In particular, the invention relates to stable water-in-oil emulsions for reduced fat food products such as confectionery, spreads, and bakery goods.
Emulsion for reduced fat food products
The invention relates to emulsions for use in food products. In particular, the invention relates to stable water-in-oil emulsions for reduced fat food products such as confectionery, spreads, and bakery goods.
NOVEL STRUCTURIZING OIL, METHOD OF PRODUCTION, AND USES IN MARGARINE AND ICE CREAM
The present invention pertains to the production of a novel structurizing oil by enzymatic interesterification which novel structurizing oil is particularly well suited as oil ingredient in e.g. margarines or ice creams.
NOVEL STRUCTURIZING OIL, METHOD OF PRODUCTION, AND USES IN MARGARINE AND ICE CREAM
The present invention pertains to the production of a novel structurizing oil by enzymatic interesterification which novel structurizing oil is particularly well suited as oil ingredient in e.g. margarines or ice creams.
LIPID-MODIFIED STARCHES
The present invention relates to lipid-modified starches. It provides a process for preparing a lipid-modified starch paste, which includes the steps of combining starch with a lipid component, the lipid component being selected from any one of monoglyceride and ascorbyl palmitate, to provide a suspension, and heat processing the suspension to form the lipid-modified starch paste. The invention also provides a lipid-modified starch paste, which includes a plurality of spherical micro-particles, each spherical micro-particle having a starch core with an amylose-lipid complex layer on an outer surface of the starch core, the amylose-lipid complex layer operable to regulate water absorption capability of the starch core. The invention further extends to provide various uses of a lipid-modified starch paste as a partial or total fat and/or oil replacement in a foodstuff, an improved fat- and/or oil-containing foodstuff and in particular, a low-calorie mayonnaise.
LIPID-MODIFIED STARCHES
The present invention relates to lipid-modified starches. It provides a process for preparing a lipid-modified starch paste, which includes the steps of combining starch with a lipid component, the lipid component being selected from any one of monoglyceride and ascorbyl palmitate, to provide a suspension, and heat processing the suspension to form the lipid-modified starch paste. The invention also provides a lipid-modified starch paste, which includes a plurality of spherical micro-particles, each spherical micro-particle having a starch core with an amylose-lipid complex layer on an outer surface of the starch core, the amylose-lipid complex layer operable to regulate water absorption capability of the starch core. The invention further extends to provide various uses of a lipid-modified starch paste as a partial or total fat and/or oil replacement in a foodstuff, an improved fat- and/or oil-containing foodstuff and in particular, a low-calorie mayonnaise.