Studies on the use of blends from plant hydrocolloids (stabilizers) in improving the quality of ice cream
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- T 641.86.2 Y-1S
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A plain ice cream with composition of fat 10%, solids-not-fat 11 %, sugar 15% and various blends of different stabilizers. was prepared. The highest viscosity was observed in the ice cream mix containing gum karaya (03%). followed by isabgol husk (0.3%),
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