Method for the preparation of a cream substitute
AssigneeBestfoods
InventorsFlorian Biller, Karin Frank, Richard Kellermann, Gerhard Schneider, Christine Obenland, Winfried Rupp
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Abstract
A formed cream substitute for the addition to hot meals and a method for its preparation. The formed cream substitute for the addition to hot meals is formed by working 20 to 60% cream powder and 10 to 50% fat powder in a 15 to 50% matrix of pure fat. The cream substitute according to the invention can be provided in the form of lumps, in the form of cubes, or in the form of a granulate. The cream substitute can be stored well at room temperature and has, on a weight basis, a higher effectiveness than liquid cream.
Claims7
A method for the preparation of a lumpy cream substitute for addition to hot meals, comprising mixing a mixture of cream powder and fat powder in a molten fat mixture such that the cream powder and the fat powder are worked into a matrix of the pure fat, cooling to an extrudable mass, adding a 1:1 mixture consisting of tetrasodium pyrophosphate and disodium dihydrogen diphosphate, and forming into single portions by molding machines wherein said lumpy cream substitute has no binding effect on the hot meal.
A method for the preparation of cream substitute for addition to hot meals in the form of a granulate having no binding effect on the hot meal, wherein from 20% to 60% of a cream powder and from 10% to 40% of a fat powder are worked by mixing at 40-50° C. into a matrix of from 30% to 50% of a pure fat to a flowable dough, a 1:1 mixture consisting of tetrasodium pyrophosphate and disodium dihydrogen diphosphate is added to said dough and said dough is grated after cooling, said cream substitute having particles of said fat powder and said cream powder coated with said fat.
A method for the preparation of a cream substitute for addition to hot meals in the form of a granulate having no binding effect on the hot meal, wherein from 30% to 60% of a cream powder, from 10% to 40% of fat powder and from 15% to 40% of pure fat in the form of flakes are homogeneously mixed such that the cream powder and the fat powder are worked into a matrix of the pure fat, a 1:1 mixture consisting of tetrasodium pyrophosphate and disodium dihydrogen diphosphate is added and the mixture is granulated by means of a granulating machine.
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