Maltodextrin Thickener Enzyme Method Dextrin Huibang Chemical
Maltodextrin Thickener Enzyme Method Dextrin Huibang Chemical

Maltodextrin Thickener Enzyme Method Dextrin Huibang Chemical

Category:

Food and Beverage/food additives/Thickener

Model:

76001hb

Brand:

Huibang

model:

76001hb

level:

food-grade

Production execution standards:

National Standard

purpose:

Used in industries such as beverages, frozen foods, candies, cereal, dairy products, and health products

Storage method:

Dry and ventilated

Place of Origin:

Shandong

manufacturer:

Shandong

Retail Price

3,000.00USD


重量

kg

  • Product Description
  • model

    76001hb

    level

    food-grade

    Production execution standards

    National Standard

    purpose

    Used in industries such as beverages, frozen foods, candies, cereal, dairy products, and health products

    Storage method

    Dry and ventilated

    Place of Origin

    Shandong

    manufacturer

    Shandong

    Description :

       maltdextrinAlso known as water-soluble dextrin or enzymatic dextrin. It is made from various types of starch as raw materials and controlled to a low degree through enzymatic processeshydrolysisConverted, purified, and dried. Its raw materials are corn, rice, etc. containing starch. It can also be refined starch, such ascorn starchWheat starch, cassava starch, etc. In 1970, Veberbacher defined maltodextrin as follows: a product made from starch with a controlled hydrolysis DE value below 20% is called maltodextrin, to distinguish it from dextrin products generated by starch pyrolysis reaction. The main characteristics of maltodextrin are directly related to its hydrolysis rate, and the DE value not only representshydrolysis degreeAnd it is an important indicator for mastering product characteristics. Understanding the relationship between the DE value and physical properties of maltodextrin series products is beneficial for correctly selecting and applying various maltodextrin series products.

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    Key words:
    • maltodextrin