热可逆的合物混合物用于结构稳定的重新加热的胡卜在食障碍症管理中

Narmatha Maran1,2, Jorry Dharmawan1, Kelvin K T Goh2

  • 1Singapore Institute of Technology, Food, Chemical and Biotechnology Cluster, 1 Punggol Coast Road, Singapore 828608, Singapore.

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概括

新的类化合物混合物改善了纹理修饰食品 (TMFs) 对于食障碍患者的安全吞. 甲基纤维素和豆的组合增强了再加热后的热稳定性和形状保持性,符合国际消化不良饮食标准化倡议 (IDDSI) 4级标准.

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