Process for producing a phosphorylated pectin-containing fiber p

Details Process for producing a phosphorylated pectin-containing fiber p Process for producing a phosphorylated pectin-containing fiber p

1993-03-31

1995-04-04

Hunter, Jeanette

Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products

Products per se, or processes of preparing or treating...

Gels or gelable composition

426658, A23L 10524

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054036127

ABSTRACT:
A process for producing a low-cost, crude, human-consumable, pectin-containing fiber possessing the gelling effect of fully refined pectin by treating the fiber with a dissociable phosphate reactant, removing excess water from the treated fiber, and drying.

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