摘要:
The present invention pertains to a method of purifying crude polyol fatty acid polyesters synthesized and/or purified by a process involving contact with alkali metal ions under alkaline conditions, comprising the step of reducing the level of alkali metal ions to less than 5 ppm by weight. The invention further pertains to polyesters having such reduced residual levels of alkali metal ions, and to food compositions in particular for frying purposes, comprising such polyesters as fat- replacers.
摘要:
The specification discloses a method for the preparation of a bland, keepable marine oil/vegetable oil which does not contain hydrogenated marine oil. The blend will retain its blandless for at least three months without development of a "fishy" odour and can be used for frying, baking or the preparation of edible compositions such as margarine. The result is achieved by blending the oils during or shortly after a refining process and overcomes the long-standing requirement that marine oils should be hydrogenated before use in edible compositions.
摘要:
The present invention pertains to a method of purifying crude polyol fatty acid polyesters synthesized and/or purified by a process involving contact with alkali metal ions under alkaline conditions, comprising the step of reducing the level of alkali metal ions to less than 5 ppm by weight. The invention further pertains to polyesters having such reduced residual levels of alkali metal ions, and to food compositions in particular for frying purposes, comprising such polyesters as fat- replacers.
摘要:
The specification discloses a method for the preparation of a bland, keepable marine oil/vegetable oil which does not contain hydrogenated marine oil. The blend will retain its blandless for at least three months without development of a "fishy" odour and can be used for frying, baking or the preparation of edible compositions such as margarine. The result is achieved by blending the oils during or shortly after a refining process and overcomes the long-standing requirement that marine oils should be hydrogenated before use in edible compositions.