The replacement of solid fats such as shortening with healthier alternatives remains a major challenge in food formulation. Oleogels have emerged as promising systems capable of structuring liquid oils while maintaining improved nutritional profiles. In this study, oleogels were developed using canola oil, coconut oi...
K. Meirama-Ross, J. Gallegos-Infante, M. Pensabén-Esquivel et al.· Journal of the American Oil...· 0 citations
This study aimed to investigate the production of color-enriched oleogels using sunflower oil enriched with natural pigments, and to evaluate their potential as fat replacers in cookie formulations. Tomato, carrot, and spinach were used as natural color sources to obtain red, orange, and green colored oils, which were...
The paper presents the results of a comprehensive study of fatty acid diethanolamides (FADEA) synthesis from three types of vegetable raw materials: coconut, palm kernel, and sunflower oils of RBD grade. The fatty acid composition of the starting oils and the resulting amidation products were determined by gas chromato...
K. Volzhankina, V. Nevinitsyn, Yaroslav Doronin et al.· From Chemistry Towards Techn...· 0 citations
Due to the high saturated fat content, increasing cost, and supply instability of cocoa butter (CB), the development of structured lipid systems with improved nutritional profiles and suitable technological functionality has received increasing attention. This study aimed to optimize a coriander seed oil-based oleogel...
A novel fiber-based oleogel was prepared by capillary force-driven structuring of pomegranate seed meal insoluble dietary fiber (PSMF) in pomegranate seed oil (PSO). The effects of particle fraction (φ) and secondary fluid (water) content (S) on oleogel formation were assessed through microstructural, rheological, text...
Maryam Moradabbasi, S. Goli, Y. Soleimanian et al.· Food Chemistry· 0 citations
Lycium ruthenicum pomace, a juice-processing by-product, is characterized by low soluble dietary fiber (SDF) content and limited functionality, which restricts its further application. In this study, the pomace dietary fibers (LPDFs) were modified using high-pressure homogenization (HPH), complex enzymatic hydrolysis (...
Hui-Ling Li, Ke-Yu Tian, Rui-Qi Wang et al.· Food Chemistry· 0 citations
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