Not exact matches
Thickening, gelling, and stabilizing agent: Dairy and non-dairy
products, including ice
cream, sorbet, frozen desserts, chocolate milk, soy milk, almond milk, yogurt, cottage cheese, whipping
cream; jelly, infant formula, salad dressings, deli meat, frozen dinners.
In this way, an analysis can be made as to what happens when the researchers «play» with the basic ingredients of the ice
cream:
cream, egg yolk, sugar, milk and
thickening agents like gums or hydrocolloids, macromolecules that give the
product thickness and stability.
Carrageenan is incorporated into a wide variety of processed foods, including ice
cream, sandwich meats, soymilk, yogurt, infant formula, dietetic beverages, and canned whipped
cream, in order to improve the texture of the food
product by increasing the solubility of ingredients and
thickening the mixture.
Products that remain liquid and don't
thicken are not suitable for making «
creamed» coconut milk.
Carrageenan is used as a
thickening, emulsifying and stabilizing agent in ice
cream, yogurt, custards, jellies,
cream cheese, cottage cheese and other dairy
products, as well as chocolate
products, pie fillings, salad dressings, soups, soy milk, and as a fat substitute in processed meats, and in toothpaste to mention just a few.
Not many people really think about wheat flour when they get ready to dig into
cream of asparagus soup, for example, but is is highly likely that a wheat flour
product was used to
thicken the soup.