Palsgaard® 1388
Few months ago i use Palsgaard® 1388 to make a cream cheese. But the emulsion always getting bad. So i try to do it again and change the palsgaard with DMG & L…
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Could you describe the composition of that ingredients. 1338 ..its not in the Palsgaard emulsifiers lists..maybe its specialists item..
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Mono and diglycerides of fatty acids E 471 Polyglycerol esters of fatty acids E 475 Antioxidant, containing: Citric acid esters of mono and diglycerides of fatty acids E 472c Leci…
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So its compounded material not just an emulsifier. The composition implies it has aerating tendency as well as emulsification. So what youre looking for is plain emulsification an…
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I am right in my comments in another thread ,you did not understand what specific functionality youre looking for but just randomly used any available emulsifier from Palsgaard fr…
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Well i actually need the aeration too and it does give benefit texture to the product. And by doing trial and error, i actually did it with the similar majority of ingredients but…
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Trying to find why it wont work with nary an understanding of surfactants science is pure guesswork. Its just like an ordinary guy using a pair of pliers to stick a nail, to the b…
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Qoute " The fact trying to find a reason why it isnt working and with other emulsifier is anothet prove that youre wrong" previous qoute "i try Palsgaard again randomly in a more…
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That's a really weird analogy to describe a trial and error using what's available around. :sweat smile: I think to this point it's okay if you do not have the answer, you can ski…