Inconsistent texture and clumping in dry food bases lead to poor dissolution and mouthfeel. Controlling the expansion and gelatinization state of the starch carrier ensures rapid dispersion and structural integrity of the particulate seasoning.
Vegetable oils and lipid-heavy food compositions often lack the structural integrity and mouthfeel of animal fats. Addressing this instability allows for the creation of cohesive, shaped meat analogues that maintain their form during processing and consumption.