Konjac Flour Application in  Food Industry
			
				Publish:Shirataki Noodles Konjac noodle Supplier  Time:2016-11-23 
			
			
    
        
            | Konjac flour is soluble in water and forms highly viscous solutions. Therefore, konjac flour is used as a thickening agent in soups, sauces, and dressings. As a gelling agent, konjac flour is also used to bind water in meat and vegetarian analogs. The gelling property of konjac flour also allows it to be functional as a fat replacer in many types of processed foods. Additionally, konjac flour is an excellent film former, perfect for batters and breadings.
 
 
                
                    
                        | Konjac Flour Characteristics |  
                        | Add mouthfeel Control phase separation
 Control viscosity
 Create formed foods
 Enhance spreadability
 Extremely viscous solution
 
 |  Extend shelf life Form reversible or non-thermo-non-reversible gel
 Great water binding capabilities
 Prevent synerisis (watering out)
 Retard crystal growth
 Suspend particulate matter
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                        | Bakery productsDietary fiber supplement Improvement in sponges Prolongs the freshness
 Freeze-thaw stability
 Pies:
 Forms gels
 Prolongs shelf life
 Prevents bleeding
 Retains moisture
 
 Beverages
 Dietary fiber supplement
 Texture improvement
 Fruit Juices:
 Particulate suspension
 Mouthfeel
 Viscosity control
 
 Carbonated Beverages
 Particulate suspension
 Mouthfeel
 Viscosity control
 Foam control
 
 Concentrates and Ades
 Controls viscosity
 Used in powdered and liquid concentrates
 Adds mouthfeel
 Particulate suspension
 Maintains foam
 Creates bulk
 Reduces food calories
 Plate or carry flavors
 Regulates freeze point
 Maintains color and flavor
 
 Confectionary
 Viscosity
 Texture improver
 Moisture enhancer
 Dairy Based DrinksFor Aseptic, UHT and HTST formulations
 Particulate suspension (e.g.Cocoa)
 Adds Mouthfeel
 Aids in Processing
 
 |  | DessertsTexture improvement
 Water-holding capacity
 
 Dough Conditioners
 Retains moisture
 Reduces tackiness
 Enhances pliability
 
 Edible films
 Water soluble
 Water insoluble
 
 Fiber drinks
 Fiber content
 Mouthfeel
 
 Formed Foods
 Creates gel structures
 Controls gel set
 Adhesion of layers
 Aids in extrusion processing
 Controls viscosity of matrix
 
 Frozen Foods
 Controls crystal growth
 Prevents moisture loss
 Reduces freezer burn
 Controls synerisis
 Prevents thaw separation
 Controls freezing point
 
 Glazes
 Creates low solids glazes
 Reduces tackiness
 Enhances shine
 Extends shelf life
 Increases flexibility
 
 Gravies
 Viscosity adjustment
 Emulsion stability
 
 Ice Cream
 Adds viscosity
 Emulsion stability
 
 |  | Jelly Gel strength
 Texture improver
 
 Meat
 Bulking
 Fat replacer
 Moisture enhancer
 
 Non-Dairy Creamers
 Controls phase separation
 Provides mouthfeel
 Extends shelf life
 
 Noodles
 Texture improvement
 Qualitty improvement
 
 Pasta
 Water holding capacity
 
 Pudding
 Thickening
 Mouthfeel
 
 Sausage/meat products
 Juice/gravy holding capacity
 Shape-forming/holding excellence
 Adds sticky texture Whipping
 
 Cream
 Foam stabilization
 Prevents synerisis
 Cost reduction
 
 Yogurt
 Fruit suspension
 Gelation
 Controls texture and consistency
 Prevents synerisis
 Controls Viscosity
 Particulate suspension for fruit preparations
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