Yoghurt Fruit Preparations - Herbstreith & Fox
Yoghurt Fruit Preparations - Herbstreith & Fox
Yoghurt Fruit Preparations - Herbstreith & Fox
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<strong>Herbstreith</strong> & <strong>Fox</strong> KG<br />
Recipe<br />
Product Pectin Classic AY 601<br />
200g pectin solution 5% (= 1.0%)<br />
400g fruit<br />
350g sucrose, crystalline<br />
Manufacturing:<br />
A Make pectin solution (see “Technical<br />
Application Information“).<br />
100g water<br />
x ml sodium citrate solution 10%,<br />
to adjust the pH-value<br />
Net weight: 1050g<br />
Output weight: 1000g<br />
SS content: 40%<br />
pH-value: 3.4-3.6<br />
B<br />
C<br />
D<br />
E<br />
Mix fruit, sucrose and water and heat to<br />
approx. 90°C.<br />
Add hot pectin solution and decoct to<br />
final soluble solids.<br />
Add sodium citrate solution to adjust<br />
the pH.<br />
Adapt filling temperature to container<br />
size.<br />
H&F Classic Pectins for Layered Products<br />
H&F offers the Special Pectins Classic AY 601<br />
for a soluble solids range of 30-50% SS and<br />
Classic AY 901 for a higher soluble solids<br />
range of 50-65% SS. These pectins were<br />
designed specially for application in fruit<br />
preparations used in layered products or<br />
fruit-bottom products combined with<br />
yoghurt.<br />
Besides good fruit retention properties,<br />
yoghurt fruit preparations made with these<br />
pectins have high shear stability, a smooth<br />
texture of high regenerative capacity and a<br />
yield point and excellent mixing behaviour. The<br />
products have little tendency to syneresis and<br />
exhibit no post-gelation after the milk product<br />
is put on top of the fruit preparation. Use of<br />
these Special Pectins facilitates the production<br />
of the fruit preparation and guarantees a<br />
reliable production process.<br />
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Pectins in <strong>Yoghurt</strong> <strong>Fruit</strong> <strong>Preparations</strong>