Future Fat Alternatives: Concepts, Structuring and Food Application
Editat de Zong Mengen Limba Engleză Paperback – mai 2025
- Discusses different methods and techniques to make healthier fat alternatives
- Describes new generations of fat alternatives oleogels, emulsion gels and foamed gels
- Introduces new combinations of stabilizer materials suitable for sustainable, plant based systems
- Highlights prospects and challenges of cell-cultured fats in food applications
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780443290718
ISBN-10: 0443290717
Pagini: 500
Dimensiuni: 191 x 235 mm
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
ISBN-10: 0443290717
Pagini: 500
Dimensiuni: 191 x 235 mm
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
Cuprins
Section I:
1. Structure and Properties of Traditional Fats
2. Future Fat Alternatives: Concepts, Overview and Future Perspectives
Section II: Olegels
3. Glyceride-Based Oleogels
4. Wax-Based Oleogels: Internal and External Effecting Factor
5. Protein-Based Oleogels: Fabrication, Application and Research Trends
6. Edible Polysaccharide Oleogels as Fat Analogues
7. Edible Ceramide Oleogels
8. Edible Shellac Oleogels
9. Oleogels: Constructed Under Molecular Synergistic Interaction
10. Multifunctional Molecular Gelators-Through Biocatalytic Synthesis and Oleogel Construction
Section III: Emulsion Gels
11. Emulsion Gels Stabilized by Low Molecular Weight Stabilizers
12. Protein-Based Emulsion Gels
13. Polysaccharide-Based Emulsion Gels
14. Protein-Polysaccharide Complexes-Based Emulsion Gels
15. Wax-Based Emulsion Gels
16. Bigels: Unique Semisolid Formulations Made by Combining Two Immiscible Gels
17. Double Emulsion Gels Relevant to Food Systems
18. Oil Body-Based Emulsion Gels
19. Polyphenols as Enhancements for Emulsion Gels
Section IV: Foamed Gels
20. Edible Oil Foam: From Design to Novel Applications
21. Emulsion Foam with Multiple Properties
22. Bigel-Based Foams: A Novel Alternative Solution to Fat Creams
Section V: Cultivated Fats
23. Prospects and Challenges of Cell-Cultured Fats in Food Industries
Section VI: Additive Manufacturing
24. 3D Printing of Fat Analogues: Paving the Way Towards Novel Foods
25. 4D Printing of Fat Analogues: Inks, Structures, and Applications
Section VII: Food Applications
26. Fat Analogues Used in Bakery Products: Function and Future Trends
27. Oleogels/Emulsion Gels as Saturated Fat Replacers in Meat Products
28. Fat Analogues in Chocolate Products: Functionality and Trends
29. Application of Fat Replacers in Cheese: Structure, Function and Future Trends
30. Fat Mimetics as Nutraceutical Delivery Systems
Section VIII: Nutrition
31. Nutritional Benefits of Oleogels and Emulsion Gels
1. Structure and Properties of Traditional Fats
2. Future Fat Alternatives: Concepts, Overview and Future Perspectives
Section II: Olegels
3. Glyceride-Based Oleogels
4. Wax-Based Oleogels: Internal and External Effecting Factor
5. Protein-Based Oleogels: Fabrication, Application and Research Trends
6. Edible Polysaccharide Oleogels as Fat Analogues
7. Edible Ceramide Oleogels
8. Edible Shellac Oleogels
9. Oleogels: Constructed Under Molecular Synergistic Interaction
10. Multifunctional Molecular Gelators-Through Biocatalytic Synthesis and Oleogel Construction
Section III: Emulsion Gels
11. Emulsion Gels Stabilized by Low Molecular Weight Stabilizers
12. Protein-Based Emulsion Gels
13. Polysaccharide-Based Emulsion Gels
14. Protein-Polysaccharide Complexes-Based Emulsion Gels
15. Wax-Based Emulsion Gels
16. Bigels: Unique Semisolid Formulations Made by Combining Two Immiscible Gels
17. Double Emulsion Gels Relevant to Food Systems
18. Oil Body-Based Emulsion Gels
19. Polyphenols as Enhancements for Emulsion Gels
Section IV: Foamed Gels
20. Edible Oil Foam: From Design to Novel Applications
21. Emulsion Foam with Multiple Properties
22. Bigel-Based Foams: A Novel Alternative Solution to Fat Creams
Section V: Cultivated Fats
23. Prospects and Challenges of Cell-Cultured Fats in Food Industries
Section VI: Additive Manufacturing
24. 3D Printing of Fat Analogues: Paving the Way Towards Novel Foods
25. 4D Printing of Fat Analogues: Inks, Structures, and Applications
Section VII: Food Applications
26. Fat Analogues Used in Bakery Products: Function and Future Trends
27. Oleogels/Emulsion Gels as Saturated Fat Replacers in Meat Products
28. Fat Analogues in Chocolate Products: Functionality and Trends
29. Application of Fat Replacers in Cheese: Structure, Function and Future Trends
30. Fat Mimetics as Nutraceutical Delivery Systems
Section VIII: Nutrition
31. Nutritional Benefits of Oleogels and Emulsion Gels