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Tara gum is necessary in foods and beverages because it acts as a stabilizing, thickening, and gelling agent in food, which affects the viscosity and texture of products. These key factors help to improve the quality attributes and shelf life of foods that contain this common hydrocolloid |
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Tara Gum is a natural chemical that is obtained from Caesalpinia Spinosa seeds. The endosperm of the Tara tree is what is used to produce the chemical. The tree is mainly grown in Peru and that is why the chemical is otherwise known as Peruvian Carob. It belongs to the group of chemicals known as Galactomannan. These chemicals are polysaccharides made up of mannose and galactose. Tara Gum is prepared through the process of treating the seeds with sulfuric acid. There is also a roasting method that helps separate germs from the endosperm. The chemical is majorly used as an additive that helps in thickening and stabilizing foods. Tara Gum is a white powdered substance. It is odorless and does not pose any harm when handled. The chemical is partially soluble in cold water and highly soluble in hot water. It is insoluble in organic solvents such as Ethanol. The chemical forms a gel when Sodium borate is added to its aqueous solution. |
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Bag | 25 kg |
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Drum | 25 kg |
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Aug 16, 2022 |
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Aug 16, 2022 |
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Chemicals |