Concentrated gellan gum dispersion for use in fluid gel applicat

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Products per se – or processes of preparing or treating... – Gels or gelable composition

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426589, 426590, A23L 105

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056540272

ABSTRACT:
The present invention comprises a dual function suspension agent and texture modifier for use in beverages and other consumable fluids. The concentrated gum dispersion consists of a mixture of gellan gum, a sequestrant and optionally, a calcium salt. Preferably, the mix is used to prepare a unique gelled beverage in which flavors and other ingredients are uniformly distributed for excellent taste and mouthfeel.

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