Enzymatically modified soluble starch fraction: CargillRecent Research Landscape
Inconsistent viscosity and poor dissolution in liquid bases lead to sedimentation and texture defects. Engineering the enzymatic breakdown and particle size of rice flour ensures uniform solubility and shelf stability.
What technical problems is Cargill addressing in Enzymatically modified soluble starch fraction?
Low dietary fiber digestibility
(6)evidences
Standard starch fractions are rapidly hydrolyzed in the small intestine, leading to high glycemic responses and insufficient prebiotic delivery to the colon. Increasing resistance to enzymatic digestion provides metabolic benefits and improved gut health.
Inadequate cold water solubility
(1)evidences
Standard rice flour exhibits poor dispersion and high viscosity in liquid applications. Improving solubility prevents sedimentation and texture inconsistencies in food formulations.