Process for continuous fluidization of shortening

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426417, A23D 502

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ABSTRACT:
There is provided a continuous process for fluidizing shortening compositions including a major amount of a normally liquid base oil and a minor amount of a normally solid lipid, the latter exhibiting polymorphic behavior. The composition is flowed through a length of tube and submitted to temperature oscillations alternating between a high temperature which is above the melting point of certain of the crystalline forms of the triglyceride but below that of the desired form (beta), and a low temperature which is below but close to the melting point of the lowest melting crystalline form (alpha).

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