| Pea Starch | Foodchem International Corporation | Pea Starch is derived from peas differently from pea flour. This product is a light white or milky powder and a natural flavor and odor. Pea starch is differentiated from other native starches because of the high amylose content in the pea starch granules...view more Pea Starch is derived from peas differently from pea flour. This product is a light white or milky powder and a natural flavor and odor. Pea starch is differentiated from other native starches because of the high amylose content in the pea starch granules. Pea starch is a product that has applications in meat products, canned products, soups/sauces, bakery products and dairy products. view less | |
| Pea Starch Premium Quality | Emsland-Stärke GmbH | Pea Starch Premium Quality can be used as binding and thickening agent with good gelling, good texture regulating as well as good expansion regulating properties in many food products, e.g. meat and canned products, confectionery, soups, sauces, desserts ...view more Pea Starch Premium Quality can be used as binding and thickening agent with good gelling, good texture regulating as well as good expansion regulating properties in many food products, e.g. meat and canned products, confectionery, soups, sauces, desserts and extruded products. view less | Request Sample |
| Roquette® Pea Starch | Roquette America, Inc. | Roquette® Pea Starch is used for its gelling, texturizing, and thickening properties in many agri-food applications such as meats, delicatessen, sauces, pastas, creams and more specifically, for its film-forming properties in certain coatings or other tex...view more Roquette® Pea Starch is used for its gelling, texturizing, and thickening properties in many agri-food applications such as meats, delicatessen, sauces, pastas, creams and more specifically, for its film-forming properties in certain coatings or other textured foods. It is characterized by a large part of amylose and a low gel temperature, which explains its functional texturizing and film-forming properties. view less |
