Process for producing low fat content potato chips

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Direct application of electrical or wave energy to food... – Heating by electromagnetic wave

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426441, 426637, 426804, A23L 1217

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047495790

ABSTRACT:
A process for producing salted potato chips having a fat content lower than 32% by weight. The process comprises the steps of preparing potato slices, washing the slices in an aqueous solution of sodium chloride to salt the same in depth, drying the salted slices, preheating the dry slices with infrared radiations, and frying the preheated slices by immersion in a bath of edible oil or fat heated at an appropriate frying temperature.

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