Ingredient expands opportunities for sauces
By Food in Canada magazine staff
Facilities MaintenanceRousselot has launched EmulsiGel, which is easy to dissolve and use, and is a clean label ingredient
Mukwonago, Wis. – Rousselot Inc. has introduced its new gelatine, EmulsiGel, in Europe.
The gelatine, which Rousselot has filed a patent for, opens up new horizons for the sauce industry. The company says it:
• acts both as an emulsifier and a stabilizer in an oil-in-water emulsion;
• is easy to dissolve and to use; and
• is a clean label ingredient.
EmulsiGel can provide the emulsifying capacity and stability usually conferred by the eggs. Replacing eggs with gelatine also helps extend product shelf life and can be a solution to the problem of catering for people with egg allergies.
The company says it has used EmulsiGel to develop an egg-free mayonnaise that had similar quality, taste and texture to a traditional mayonnaise.
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