Effect of Different Emulsion Stabilizers on Stability of Whole Grain Milk and Proportion Optimization
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    The major factors affected the stability of whole grain milk was investigated. Then the emulsion stabilizer was screened and its proportion was optimized. Moreover, the effects of sucrose and sodium tripolyphosphate on the stability of the system were discussed. The results showed that the best ratio of sucrose fatty acid ester and distillation monostearin was 2∶8, and the dosage of mixed emulsifier was 0.20%. The optimum concentration of the best stabilizer was 0.05% xanthan gum, 0.15% carboxymethyl cellulose, and 0.08% microcrystalline cellulose. The stability of the system could be improved by adding sucrose and sodium tripolyphosphate. However, when the sucrose content reached 4%, the centrifugal suspension ratio decreased gradually.

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MA Yongxuan, ZHANG Mingwei, WEI Zhencheng, ZHANG Yan, ZHANG Ruifen, DENG Yuanyuan, TANG Xiaojun, LIU Lei, HUANG Fei, DONG Lihong. Effect of Different Emulsion Stabilizers on Stability of Whole Grain Milk and Proportion Optimization[J]. Journal of Food Science and Technology,2017,35(6):55-61.

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  • Received:April 11,2017
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