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Seasoning powder discoloration

Hello dear professionals, I am currently developing a seasoning with a brown appearance using liquid caramel. After pre-blending with the crystalline ingredien…

Product Development by Ogunleye Oluwadunsin Augustine published updated last reviewed 4 replies 47 views

Hello dear professionals,

I am currently developing a seasoning with a brown appearance using liquid caramel.

After pre-blending with the crystalline ingredients, the output results is always good but when I mix it with other ingredients the color shade goes really down which I think it might be due to the Cornstarch in the formulation, cornstarch takes about 14% of the formulation.

Is there anything I can do?

Food R&D Emeritus reply

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Tty to use dry starch or a different filler that had lower moisture content.

Ogunleye Oluwadunsin Augustine reply

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Thanks for your input @Roy , the moisture content of the cornstarch I am currently using is ≤10

Food R&D Emeritus reply

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BTW, in seasonings formulation,the common filler are maltodextrin, some salt and silicon dioxide. Never cornstarch..

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