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... related news no need to reconsider aspartame opinion, experts hydrocolloids may enhance white sauces in ready meals carrageenan high on texture, low on cost for confectioners, study based on the results of the available studies, the panel on food additives and nutrient sources added to food (ans) considers that the use of osa modified gum acacia as an emulsifier in foods at the proposed uses and use levels gives rise to no safety concerns ... osa modified gum acacia is proposed as an emulsifier in flavour-oil preparations for use in a wide range of food applications from baked goods, breakfast cereals and snacks, to meat, fish and egg products, and is also proposed by the petitioner for a number of other emulsifier uses including in fruit flavoured beverages, salad dressings, sauces and icing

... replacing modified starch with hydrocolloids like xanthan gum can enhance the textural and stability of white sauces used in ready meals, says a new study from belgium ... three hydrocolloids - guar gum, xanthan gum and carboxymethylcellulose – were used to formulate white sauces for ready-to-eat meals, with all three ingredients producing sauces that were indistinguishable from a sauce made with modified starch ... “furthermore there were no differences in taste and general preference between the sauces,” they added ... formulation details the ghent-based scientists prepared a range of white (béchamel) sauces: guar gum (cargill), xanthan gum (cargill) and carboxymethylcellulose (cmc, cp kelco) used at either 0 ... the hydrocolloids produced thicker sauces, but this decreased following 30 days of refrigeration ... the sauces also underwent sensory testing by a panel of 30 volunteers, with the 0 ... 1 per cent sauces evaluated

... the quality and stability of white sauce – a mainstay of frozen dish formulations – could benefit from small amounts of food gums, says a new study from spain ... precooked frozen dishes formulations extensively use white sauce, said the spanish researchers, but the quality of white sauces based on native starches may deteriorate following so-called freeze-thaw cycles ... “there are no scientific studies that evaluate the effect of gums on the freeze/thaw and heating stability of white sauces,” they said ... their findings, published in food hydrocolloids , represent the first report of how adding small amounts of xanthan gum (satiaxane cx 91, cargill) and locust bean gum (viscogum be, cargill) could improve the stability, and thereby the quality, of white sauces made from starches of corn, waxy corn, potato, and rice ... sauces made from corn and potato were found to be the most affected by the freeze/thaw cycle, although all the sauces formulated did display a deterioration of quality and stability ... “when planning white sauce formulations it is important to take into consideration the relative proportions of the starch and gums, their ionic character and the presence of other ingredient such as milk proteins, among other factors, due to the complex interactions that could develop both during the preparation process and during the cold storage of the sauce,” concluded the researchers ... 001 “improving effect of xanthan and locust bean gums on the freeze-thaw stability of white sauces made with different native starches” authors: a