Process and composition for curing meat

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Preserving or modifying color by use of diverse additive – Red heme – i.e. – meat pigment

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426266, 426641, 426652, A23B 402

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047819340

ABSTRACT:
Pork and other meat products are cured with pickling solutions from which nitrite is effectively exhausted during curing, thereby avoiding nitrosoamine formation, by buffering the solutions at the requisite acid pH with an alkali metal (M) glassy phosphate of the formula M(PO.sub.2 OM).sub.n OM having an M/P mole ratio of 1.188/1 to 1.250/1 and an average chain length (n) of about 8-11.

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