Process for making reduced-fat fried snacks with lighter, more e

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Processes – Heat treatment of food material by contact with glyceridic...

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426549, 426808, 426559, 426440, A21D 800, A21D 1300

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054646421

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a process for making from dough a reduced-fat fried snack which has a more expanded, lighter structure than conventional fried snacks. A dough is formed which contains from 50% to 70% flour (preferably potato flour), at least 3% hydrolyzed starches, from 1% to 10% calcium carbonate, and a relatively low level of added water (20% to 40%). The dough is formed into a sheet from which snack pieces are cut and fried. The fried snack pieces contain only 18% to 38% fat. The fried snack pieces are from 1% to 14% larger by volume as compared to conventional fried snack pieces of equal weight.

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