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Food additives data book - wordpres

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– Granulation/concentration: 70% concentration<br />

– Applications: used as humectant to preserve moistness; replaces sugar in “sugar-free” formulations.<br />

Sorbitol solution, high mannitol:<br />

– Grade: USP/FCC<br />

– Granulation/concentration: 70% concentration<br />

– Applications: used as humectant to preserve moistness; replaces sugar in “sugar-free” formulations; preferred in hard candy manufacture.<br />

Sorbitol solution, non-crystallising:<br />

– Grade: NF/FCC<br />

– Granulation/concentration: 70% concentration<br />

Applications: same as Sorbitol Solution, USP/FCC but non-crystallising; preferred in dentrifices<br />

Valuable in production of diabetic chocolate and confectionery because it adds bulk as well as sweetness.<br />

Purity and moisture content of crystalline form critical in use in chocolate and confectionery.<br />

Liquid form used in many products, including confectionery and chewing gum, as a softener and prevents drying out.<br />

Not often used in confectionery recipes as humectant as invert sugar produces the same results for less cost.<br />

Viscosity of sorbitol syrup useful in retarding crystallisation.<br />

Sorbitol syrup could provide some humectant properties to confection as well as softening the texture as a result of controlling crystallisation.<br />

Sorbitol has a marked cooling effect when taken in solution.<br />

Solubility in water:<br />

0°C = 59.5 g/100 g solution<br />

10°C = 64.3 g/100 g solution<br />

20°C = 68.7 g/100 g solution<br />

30°C = 73 g/100 g solution<br />

40°C = 78.3 g/100 g solution<br />

50°C = 83.3 g/100 g solution<br />

Moisture-stabilising and textural properties used in confectionery, baked goods and chocolate to prevent drying and hardening, and maintain initial<br />

freshness during storage.<br />

Chemically stable and unreactive.<br />

Does not participate in Maillard (browning) reactions. Useful in production of cookies where no appearance of browning is desired.<br />

Combines well with: sugars, gelling agents, proteins and vegetable fats.<br />

Functions well in: chewing gums, candies, frozen desserts, cookies, cakes, icings and fillings, and oral care products such as toothpaste and mouthwash.<br />

Useful in producing products listed as “reduced calorie” (25% reduction in calories) and “light” (1/3 reduction in calories) in US.<br />

Heat of solution: -28 cal/g; crystalline form has heat of solution of -26.5 cal/g.<br />

Sorbitol 973

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