MICROENCAPSULATION OF EMULSIFIED HYDROPHOBIC FLAVORS BY SPRAY DRYING
Xiangdong Liu, Takuroh Atarashi, Takeshi Furuta, Hidefumi Yoshii, Shizuo Aishima, Masaaki Ohkawara +1 more
Drying Technology
Abstract
The retention of emulsified flavor during spray drying was investigated under various compositions of feed liquid. Drying of the emulsion solution was carried out in a spray dryer, equipped with a centrifugal atomizer. The retention of d-limonene during spray dying was nearly hundred percent independent of the composition of the feed liquid, whereas the retention of ethyl butyrate emulsified by gum arabic (GA) was much lower (0–20%). The retention of ethyl butyrate was markedly dependent on the concentration of maltodextrin and the type of emulsifier, indicating that the stability of emulsion is a controlling factor for flavor retention. The use of mixing emulsifiers, adjusting of density of ethyl butyrate, and the addition of 1% gelatin were quite effective procedures to improve the retention of ethyl butyrate, particularly when emulsified by GA.
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ethyl butyrate retention markedly dependent
“The retention of ethyl butyrate was markedly dependent on the concentration of maltodextrin and the type of emulsifier”
d-limonene retention nearly hundred percent
“The retention of d-limonene during spray dying was nearly hundred percent independent of the composition of the feed liquid”
ethyl butyrate retention much lower (0–20%)
“the retention of ethyl butyrate emulsified by gum arabic (GA) was much lower (0–20%)”