Phospholipid Powder
Dosage and Functional Compatibility of Phospholipid Powder
Optimal Concentration: Adjust the addition amount based on the specific food matrix and desired function (e.g., emulsification, texture improvement):
Excessive use may cause off-flavors, texture changes, or instability (e.g., excessive viscosity in liquids).
Common dosage ranges: 0.1–5% by weight, depending on the application (e.g., 1–3% in baked goods, 0.5–2% in chocolate).
Compatibility with Other Ingredients:
Avoid mixing with strong acids or bases, which can degrade phospholipids (e.g., in highly acidic beverages, phospholipids may lose emulsifying power).
Ensure compatibility with heat, salts, or proteins (e.g., in dairy products, phospholipids should not interfere with protein coagulation during processing).
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