Texture inconsistency in plant-based meat substitutes leads to poor consumer adoption, which is mitigated by engineering a specific protein-structured aqueous phase. This precise protein ratio controls the structural integrity and mouthfeel during reconstitution.
Plant-based meat and lipid compositions often suffer from poor shape retention and texture degradation during processing or cooking. Establishing structural integrity ensures the final product mimics the mechanical properties and mouthfeel of animal-derived counterparts.