Syrups

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DE values of 28-60

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Tapioca,
Rice & Oat

What are glucose syrups?

Definition: Sweet, nutritive syrups produced through the hydrolysis of starch, predominantly composed of glucose.

Form:
Clear to light or dark amber, viscous liquid.

Functions:
Sweetener, Texture Enhancer, Moisture Retainer, & Fermentation Aid.

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Application
Food & Beverage
Applications
Baked Goods
Enhanced texture and moisture.
Beverages
Balanced sweetness, fuller mouthfeel.
Brewing & Fermentation
Perfect fermentation nutrient.
Candy & Confectionary
Chewier, shelf-stable sweets.
Dairy Products
Controlled sweetness, no crystallization.
Frozen Foods
Control ice crystal growth.
Jams
Stability and flavor, refined.
Nutritional Bars
Cohesive texture,  and increased shelf life.
Soups & Sauces
Improved texture, ideal sweetness.
Pharma/Nutraceutical
Applications
Agglomeration
Excellent Binder and carrier.
Capsules
Adhesive agents, carriers and bulking agents for filling capsules.
Direct Compression Tablets
Improve hardness, mouth feel and sweetness.
Dry Blends
Bulking and carrying ingredients
Dry Compaction
Binders in roller compaction.
Syrups
Regulate osmolality, sweetness and viscosity. Inhibit crystal growth.
Nutritional
Carbohydrate source for infant and geriatric formulas, beverages and rehydration products.
Beverages
Regulates sweetness and viscosity.
Soft Chews
Provide body and digestible carbohydrate source.
Spray Dry
Ideal for spray drying flavors or active pharmaceutical ingredients. They are used as encapsulation aids, carriers and binders.

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