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Emulsifying agents sodium caseinate

Casein is used as a nutrient additive to fortify flour, bread, biscuits and breakfast cereals [73] and is often used as a component of coffee whiteners [74]. It anulsilies, imparts body and improves flavour of the latter. Sodium caseinate is used as a binding agent in sausages and related products [75,76], and as an extender in meats and soups where it imparts smoothness, creaminess and consistency, as well as emulsifying and adding to the nutritive value. [Pg.1055]

Synonyms Casein, potassium salt Caseins, potassium complexes Definition Potassium salt of casein Properties Off-wh. solid Toxicology TSCA listed Uses Antistat in cosmetics flavoring agent in dairy prods., margarine, frozen custard, fruit sherbets binder emulsifier for low sodium dietetic foods... [Pg.3627]


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