Veracet 70 is Acetylated mono-diglycerides (E-472a) (70% of acetylation), and is known as an alfa-tending emulsifier. This property makes them very useful as whipping agents in cake powder mixes, cake batters, icings, toppings, etc. The recommended dosage is 4-10%. They are also used as coating agents (e.g. sausages and cheese) to protect against microbiological activity and dehydration due to their capacity to form flexible films. In addition, Veracet 70 can be used as a softening agent for a chewing gum base.
Lasenor is a manufacturer of high-quality products for the food and beverage industry. They supply soya lecithin, non-GMO soya lecithin, sunflower lecithin, rapeseed lecithin, glyceride esters, citric acid esters, acetic acid esters, diacetyl tartaric acid ester, and polyglycerol esters. These products find use in bakery, pastry, confectionery, chocolate, instantizing, snack food, dairy, meat, and cake gel applications.
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