Process for addition and stabilization of vitamin C in a hard ca

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Product with added vitamin or derivative thereof for...

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426660, 426512, 514474, A23L 1302, A23G 300

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046923390

ABSTRACT:
Vitamin C is added to candy-like comestibles requiring high cooking temperatures in the form of powdered ascorbic acid and/or sodium ascorbate at a precise time in the cooking cycle. The Vitamin C is rapidly dispersed in the hot fluid candy and the admixture is cast into molds and rapidly cooled thereby stabilizing ascorbic acid within the crystalline lattice of the candy and avoiding any significant Vitamin C loss through oxidation or decomposition.

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