Phospholipid powder Food additive
Phospholipids reduce friction between food particles or between food and processing equipment, preventing sticking and improving production efficiency. Key Applications: Processed Meats: In sausages, hot dogs, and deli meats, phospholipids coat meat particles and fat globules, reducing sticking during mixing and extrusion. This ensures uniform shaping and easier peeling of casings. Confectionery Molds: In candy making (e.g., hard candies, gummies), lecithin is applied to molds or mixed into candy dough to prevent the final product from sticking to surfaces, simplifying demolding and reducing waste. Baking Pans: In cookies and muffins, phospholipids can replace traditional greases (e.g., butter, oil) as a pan coating, reducing fat content while preventing sticking.
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