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The X-Amylacetate series
Description   X-Amylacetate is a group of chemically modified potato starches that are both cross-linked and stabilized (esterified).

X-Amylacetate is modified to be resistant against heavy processing (e.g. long heat-up time, low pH or mechanical processing) and at the same time forms a clear, stable gel/paste with reduced tendencies to retrogradation and syneresis (water separation).

The texture of the gel ranges from short (creamy mouth feel) to long as with native potato starch depending on the level of cross-linking and esterification. Similarly the gel can be more or less transparent.

Application   The area of application is broad with the main groups being soups, gravies, ketchup, and meat products.

X-Amylacetate 100 FG and X-Amylacetate 75 FG possess all of the above-mentioned qualities and in addition give a smoother and glossier appearance when used in e.g. Asian type sauces.

X-Amylacetate must be heated to be utilized as a thickening agent. The starch is mixed with cold water (less than 45°C) after which heating can be started.

Viscosity profile  

X-Amylacetate Series  

Characteristics  
Appearance White powder
Smell and taste Mildly acidic
Moisture max. 20%
pH (30% suspension) 6-8

Packaging   Standard:
25 kg multi-layer paper sacks, palletised and shrink wrapped.

Storage   Dry and cool. Separated from strong-smelling goods.

Identity   Chemically modified potato starch, approved for food.

Acetylated di-starch phosphate, E 1414

CN-code: 3505.10.50

Modification   Acetylated di-starch phosphate, E 1414
 
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