A variety of fruit is turned into flavouring and extract agents. It is an alternative to the product extracted from the fruits. It is esterified with natural alcohols to make natural esters, which are widely used in flavourings.
In fruit processing, the extraction technique is extracting the flavouring components with hot water and screening off the fruit particles. The soluble fruit compounds are separated from the powder by the filter. Alcohol or supercritical carbon dioxide (CO2) could be used as solvents in this technique. Steam distillation is the next step, which involves injecting pure alcohol into raw goods which have already been treated with water, then condensing the alcohol and some water under atmospheric pressure or low vacuum to co-distill the more active compounds, resulting in a product with a stronger aroma. In order to rehydrate the extracted essence, a delectable condensate is utilized. |
Additional Information | Fruit flavouring is mostly obtained through the infusion, concentration, or distillation of fresh fruits. In order to prevent fermentation, the end product's alcoholic concentration is normally between 18 and 22%. Its primary purpose is to improve the taste and flavour of food. |
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