DATEM (Emulsifier for food, INS472e)
commonly used in bread for a chewy texture It is also used in the production of ice cream and salad dressings. It serves to combine fat and water together.
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commonly used in bread for a chewy texture It is also used in the production of ice cream and salad dressings. It serves to combine fat and water together.
INS472e
DATEM (Diacetyl Tartaric Acid Ester of Mono- and Diglycerides) is a food additive commonly used as an emulsifier. Here's an overview of DATEM, including its uses, benefits, and considerations:
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Bread and Bakery Products:
Margarine and Spreads:
Confectionery:
Non-Dairy Creamers and Coffee Whiteners:
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Improved Texture:
Increased Volume:
Enhanced Stability:
Extended Shelf Life:
Approved by Major Regulatory Agencies:
Usage Limits:
Bread and Bakery Products:
Margarine and Spreads:
Confectionery:
Non-Dairy Creamers and Coffee Whiteners:
Beverages:
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