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Rapid cryogenic cooling with liquid nitrogen induces phase separation in food systems.
Origin: Japanese (2005) — Japan
See full technique reference →The process involves rapid freezing of water and fat components, leading to ice and fat crystal formation. Protein denaturation occurs, forming a gel-like network that traps water and fat droplets, altering texture and functional properties.
Primary Reaction
Rapid freezing of water and fat leading to phase separation and protein denaturation.
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