Cocoa butter
AssigneeFuji Oil Holdings Inc.
InventorShigeki MIZUSHIMA
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Abstract
The present invention addresses the problem of providing, by a simple method, a method for conferring photodegradation resistance on cocoa butter, which has low photodegradation resistance. By performing degumming treatment using phospholipase, photodegradation resistance can be conferred to cocoa butter. When white chocolate was prepared using the thus-obtained cocoa butter, photodegradation was remarkably suppressed. Although any kind of phospholipase may be used, the use of phospholipase A2 is preferred as the effect therewith is particularly remarkable.
Claims14
A method of producing cocoa butter having photodegradation resistance comprising:
- degumming by causing phospholipase to act on cocoa butter.
A method of imparting photodegradation resistance to cocoa butter comprising:
- degumming by causing phospholipase to act on cocoa butter.
A chocolate-like food having photodegradation resistance, comprising cocoa butter that is degummed by an action of phospholipase thereon as the cocoa butter, and contains no cacao component among non-oil components.
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