Facilitated formation of emulsion gel: a novel strategy through the incorporation of maltodextrin

Selective Catalytic Esterification of Biomass-Based Emulsion Gels by Multi-scale Immobilized Enzymes

Emulsion Gels Stabilized Using Sweet Almond Expeller Globulin Modified by Ultrasonication Assisted with Chlorogenic Acid Conjugation: Preparation, Characterization, Stability, and Applications in Curcumin

Almond expeller is high in protein content and produced in large quantities every year; however, its utilization in the food industry remains limited. To provide new strategies to enhance the performance of protein-based emulsion gels and expand the applications of sweet almond expeller globulin (SAEG) in the food indu...

Novel food-grade water-in-water Pickering emulsions for encapsulation and delivery of hydrophilic bioactives.

Curcumin exhibits excellent bioactive potential, but its practical applications in functional foods are limited. In this study, novel food-grade water-in-water (W/W) Pickering emulsions constructed by maltodextrin/pullulan (MD/PUL) were developed to encapsulate and deliver of aqueously dispersible curcumin nanocomplex....

DEVELOPMENT OF A POLYCOMPONENT FAT EMULSION AND STUDY OF ITS PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES

This article focuses on the development of a polycomponent fat emulsion and the investigation of its physicochemical properties. The emulsion exhibited a moderately acidic pH of 5.64 ± 0.12, indicating suitability for food applications and consistent structural stability. The structured lipid matrix, formed by rice bra...

Kinetic and Oxidative Stability of Oil-in-Water Pickering Emulsions Stabilized by Lysozyme-Ferulic Acid Conjugates

The demand for ingredients with natural appeal has driven the development of multifunctional natural emulsifiers. This study aimed to synthesize covalent conjugates of lysozyme (LYS) and ferulic acid (FA) via a free radical reaction and investigate their application in stabilizing soybean oil Pickering emulsions. Conju...

Stabilization of Red Palm Oil Nanoemulsions with Cellulose Nanofibers Derived from Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunches