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Ice-cream Stabilizer & Emulsifier

Ice-cream Stabiliser & Emulsifier 


 
TextuRole product series consists of texturizing systems that provide functional solutions for dairy and food applications.
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Ice Cream Stabilizer:

Ice cream is a frozen dairy product usually manufactured by freezing a mix stirred slowly to incorporate air, prevent large crystals formation, and ensuring a smooth texture.
The main objectives for using stabilizers in ice cream are to produce smoothness in body and texture, reduction in ice and lactose crystal growth during storage especially during heat shock, and to provide consistency to the product and opposition to melting shock.
Stabilizers added to ice cream perform numerous important functions, such as reduced whipping time, controlled fat destabilization, improved dryness, and increased resistance to melting and shrinkage.


  • Improved form stability
  • Production stability
  • Improved melt-down properties
  • Enhanced sensory properties
  • Prevention of heat-shock
  • Retard the formation of large ice crystals and large fat globules
  • Improves texture and shelf life of ice cream.
 
ItemsSpecificationsTest results
AppearanceOff white to yellowish powderQualified
Moisture (105℃)≤ 10 %6.7
Total Ash  (550℃)4.7 - 7.5  w/%5.6
Viscosity (1.5%, 75℃)1000 - 2100 mPa·s2075
pH(1.5%w/w, 55℃)7 - 97.5
Lead (Pb)Max 2 ppmQualified
Arsenic (As)Max 2 ppmQualified
Total Plate CountMax 20,000 CFU/g400
Yeast and MouldsMax 1,000 CFU/gQualified
E.ColiAbsent in 5 gQualified
SalmonellaAbsent in 25 gQualified
 
stability test results
 
The quantity of stabilizer and emulsifier required for different variety of ice cream differs based on the total solids, fat content, desired overrun etc.


As the fat level decreases, the amount of stabilizer/emulsifier concentration increases.
The reason is mainly attributed to decreased total solids content resulting in increased water concentration in the formulation.


As a result to attract water molecules in more numbers and to decrease bigger ice crystal formation, stabilizer/emulsifiers are added in more quantity (Arbuckle, 1986).


Examples of the approximate composition of some typical ice creams.

ProductMilk Fat (%)Solids not Fat (%)Sweeteners (%)
Stabilizers & Emulsifiers (%)
Total Solids (%)
Non fat ice cream (hard) < 0.812 - 1418 - 221.035-37
Low fat ice cream (hard)2-412-1418-210.835-38
Light ice cream (hard)5-611-1218-200.635-38
Economy ice cream10-1210-11150.535-37
Frozen yoghurt3-68-1315-170.530-33
Soft serve ice cream3-412-1413-160.429-31

Stabilizers afford functionalities that include: 
  • increased stiffness;
  • provide a slower and more uniform meltdown;
  • enhance whip ability during aeration;
  • prevent lactose crystallization;
  • prevent shrinkage during storage;
  • stabilize the emulsion;
  • contribute to body, texture, and creaminess.
Since all these properties cannot be met by a single hydrocolloid, it is always necessary for a stabilizer manufacturer to go for a blend that can meet the needs of the ice cream manufacturer.

 
 
Product Name :
Ice-cream Stabilizer & Emulsifier
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