Maltodextrin as sucrose replacer: Effect of dextrose equivalence and sucrose/maltodextrin ratio on physical and sensory properties of non-fat whipped cream analogue
Key Points
Maltodextrin influences both physical and sensory properties of non-fat whipped cream, enhancing texture and taste.
A dextrose equivalence scale helps determine the optimal sucrose/maltodextrin ratio for desired cream characteristics.
Assessment of cream variants shows significant differences in feel and flavor across tested formulations.
Research supports the viability of maltodextrin as a sugar alternative, further optimizing food products for health trends.
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Maltodextrin as sucrose replacer: Effect of dextrose equivalence and sucrose/maltodextrin ratio on physical and sensory properties of non-fat whipped cream analogue | Synapse