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Phospholipids modify food texture and sensory properties by interacting with proteins, starches, and other components, improving overall product quality:
Starch-Based Foods: In noodles, rice products, and canned grains, phospholipids form complexes with starch molecules, inhibiting starch retrogradation (staling) and maintaining softness. For example, in instant noodles, they reduce cooking time, improve elasticity, and prevent stickiness.
Fried Foods: Added to frying oils or batter formulations, phospholipids reduce oil absorption by forming a protective film on food surfaces, resulting in lower-fat fried products (e.g., French fries, fried chicken) with a crisp texture. They also stabilize frying oils by inhibiting oxidation and polymerization, extending oil lifespan.
Dairy Alternatives: In plant-based cheeses, creams, and yogurts, phospholipids mimic the emulsifying and textural properties of milk fat, improving meltability, spreadability, and mouthfeel, making them more similar to dairy-based products.
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