3D food printing is a novel food production method that constructs food in a layered digitalized manner. It can meet personalized needs in terms of health, age, and occupation. 3D printed food has unique and delicate shapes, which can increase public interest. In the future, due to its characteristics of personalization and rapid manufacturing, 3D food printing will become an important trend in food processing.

Emulsion is a carrier system for liposoluble nutrients, vitamins, and other trace elements in the food field. High internal phase emulsion can replace mayonnaise and partially hydrogenated vegetable oil. It has good self-supporting and shear dilution rheological behavior, meeting the requirements of 3D printing materials.

Based on these characteristics, this chapter selects PP-EGCG covalent composite particles with an EGCG/PP mass ratio of 0.2, and studies the influence of its concentration on the morphology, moisture distribution, and rheological properties of high internal phase emulsion. Furthermore, by using high internal phase emulsion as the printing material, 3D printed products are prepared, and the influence of PP-EGCG covalent composite particle concentration on the structural and textural properties of 3D printed products is explored. This helps expand the application of 3D food printing materials and promotes the development of 3D food printing

标签: 常规


原文地址: https://cveoy.top/t/topic/iSn2 著作权归作者所有。请勿转载和采集!