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Brief:1. Thickening: CMC can produce high viscosity at low concentration. It also acts as lubricant.
2. Water retention: CMC is a water binder, helps increase shelf life of food.
3. Suspending aid: CMC ac
1. Thickening: CMC can produce high viscosity at low concentration. It also acts as lubricant. 2. Water retention: CMC is a water binder, helps increase shelf life of food. 3. Suspending aid: CM C acts as emulsifier and suspension stabilizer, particularly in icings to control ice crystal size. 4. Film forming: CMC can produce a film on the surface of fried food, eg. instant noodle, and prevent absorption of excessive vegetable oil. 5. Chemical stability: CMC is resistant to heat, light, mold and commonly used chemicals. 6. Physiologically inert: CMC as a food additive has no caloric value and can not be metabolized. &undefinedsp;   |
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