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Slice of cake Resistant starches

OSA starches

In the modification made in starches using anhydrous octenyl-succinic, there is the introduction of hydrophobic groups in its structure, providing the starches with emulsifying, stabilizing and encapsulating, in addition to promoting a mild barrier to oxidation of lipids present in the formula.

Category Functionality

Specials

  • Emulsion of aromas
  • Encapsulation of aromas
  • Substitution of sodium caseinate
  • Substitution of eggs
Emulsifying starches that have hydrophilic and lipophilic properties or very low viscosity profile.

 

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