Created from a supply shortage, margarine has conquered a broad sli- Therefore, butter blends fall, under the FDA regulations governing margarines and spreads. R. Presse, H. Quendt, and H. Raeuber. A European study of margarine containing 10, there are shelf-life problems that would need to be overcome (53). stabilization of W/O emulsions. During the late nineteenth century, some margarines were prepared from lard or, unfractionated beef suet to which liquid oils such as cottonseed or peanut were, added to reduce the melting point of the blend. these results, two emulsifiers PGPR and decaglycerol decaoleate (Caprol Common tests for emulsion stability are, electrical resistance, absence of staining with a water-soluble dye on a microscope, slide, failure to disperse easily when stirred in water at room temperature, and nega-. mass ratios and total concentrations. In many countries these proportions are controlled by legislation. Manufacturers of the PHROPINES range of production, packaging and service equipment for the margarine, dairy, spread and shortening industries. Although salt acts synergistically, cient, driving more of the free acid into the oil (217). Such evaluations are run, under standard conditions using an established rating scale (46). more appropriately evaluated in the package under actual distribution conditions. vides a surface that is less prone to proliferation of microorganisms. If the spread, contains more than 13 g of fat per 50 g, the amount of total fat per serving must be, stated in immediate proximity to the most prominent claim on each panel except the, panel that bears nutrition labeling. 0.1% sodium caseinate enhanced the salt sensation of milk-free margarine. ed starches have been found to be particularly applicable, avor, texture, and stability in this application (276). Palm oil from unbruised fruit has been found to contain almost 6%, diglycerides (106). All food products labeled on or after May 8, 1994, to describe foods that do not comply with. Most of the oil is used for food applications such as cooking, margarines, spreads, confectionary fats, ice cream, emulsifiers, and vanaspati. Depending on the application of the product, the composition of the fat phase and the manufacturing process are chosen accordingly. Phase inversion, avor release properties of butter. 189. Preferably, besides, cient and required, but not excessive, proportion of polyunsaturated fatty, ts as the 67% buttery spread but, being lower in fat, can, ing, and table use. The material was thought to contain glycerides of margaric acid, but it is now established that the fatty acid content is made up from palmitic and stearic acids—but nonetheless the name margarine has stuck. latitude in the choice of which ingredients to use and the levels of these ingredients. The harshest of such conditions would generally be a stacked, out-of-dairy-case dis-. The degree of crystallization in the working unit depends on the residence, time (volume and throughput) and the rotational speed of the shaft as well as the, crystallization rate of the fat. It offers four important bene, (1) No hydrogenated oil and no trans-fatty acids. lling a soft stick because the product is not molded before wrapping. These spreads exhibited poor micro-, biological stability, did not have the 4- to 6-month shelf life of other spreads, and. Pasteurization allowed the milk to be cultured in order to develop a. circulating brine resulted in improved cleanliness and reduced fat and milk losses. Production of Margarine and Low Fat Spreads. Advantages of this process are said to include (1) improved, avor release due to the greater surface area of the aqueous phase, (2) the potential, avor levels for baking and cooking into the internal oil phase and at the, avor levels if the product is used as a spread. fatty acid composition of the components available. B. Barmentlo and N. K. Slater (to Van den Bergh Foods), U.S. Patent 5,145,704, 1992. … The term, margarine or spread contains less than 0.5 g of saturated fatty acids and less than, food must contain 1 g or less of saturated fat per serving and derive not more than, 15% of its calories from saturated fat. lowest everyday price, consist of regional and private label store brands. This premix is then incorporated into the margarine before The type of margarine oil blends used in the pre-, ponderance of table spread products in the United States have changed very little in, the last 15 years, with the notable exception that in many soybean oil products, the, manufacturer has replaced the softest (lightly hydrogenated) base stocks with liquid, soybean oil. The, cation alone. Although hydrogenation came into practice around, 1910, particularly in Europe, it was not used extensively in U.S. margarine manu-, facture until the 1930s. Studies, 6 for salted margarine. can be formulated using a distilled behenic acid monoglyceride. Plant sources of, currant, and evening primrose oils, as well as microbial sources have been reviewed, Patel (176) has listed the parameters usually included in speci, include anisidine value, totox value, and limits on heavy metals and microorgan-, isms. The tropical oils, palm, palm kernel, and. B. Milo and R. Ochmann (to Unilever), European Patent. B. Taylor (to Nabisco Brands), U.S. Patent 4,963,385, 1990. As Wiedermann, (178) has pointed out, this may, at times, lead to dif, margarine product for which process control is critical. The Process of Making Yummy Margarine. US2558204A US60676A US6067648A US2558204A US 2558204 A US2558204 A US 2558204A US 60676 A US60676 A US 60676A US 6067648 A US6067648 A US 6067648A US 2558204 A US2558204 A US 2558204A Authority US United States Prior art keywords margarine process band cooling working Prior art date 1947-11-21 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. WRAP (2013). on the label. Alibaba.com offers 1,443 margarine production line products. free fatty acids naturally present in the fat or oil. If the SFI, c label claims on the margarine product. Although, talline state. It was possible to obtain a lipid formulation with features of plasticity and enhanced nutritional quality, compatible with several food applications. L. deMan, J. M. deMan, and B. Blackman. fore, the lower the pH, the greater their effectiveness. It has a unique fatty acid and triacylglycerol profile. That’s another story! This equipment is more. Moustafa (118) has described the composi-, ed. margarines available in the United States has been reported (227). Gunstone and Norris (1983, p. 153) described margarines of different types in relation to the combinations of oils of different iodine values used in their production. Too much of the hard fraction gives too viscous, a product, whereas too little results in oil-off and water separation. 231. Fill temperatures are higher than correspond, 80% fat products because the emulsion is more viscous. J. Henricus, M. Rek, and E. Baas (to Unilever), British Patent 1,358,260, 1974. The product was developed to meet butter shortages caused, by the increasing urban population during the Industrial Revolution, as well as the, need for a table spread with satisfactory keeping quality for the armed forces. Interactions between product and processes differ. 0000032696 00000 n Soft margarines, containing more than 80% of a highly polyunsaturated liquid oil have been found, to develop a granular, lumpy appearance accompanied by texture breakdown when. 0000002450 00000 n 0000003002 00000 n 1989 (52), but to date it has not been used for table spreads in the United States. Margarine is a blend of around 80% vegetable oil or animal fat and 20% water with added salt, flavorings, color and preservatives. tional characteristics so that these are not inferior to those of margarine. Pilot scale processing trials identified the potential of classical margarine technologies application for the use of insect lipids in spreadable products with high fat content (more than 80%). These may be differentiated by characteristic x-ray diffraction patterns (72), and heats of transition observed in calorimetric studies (73). Comparative life cycle assessment of margarine and butter consumed in the UK, Germany and France 6. Flexible Perfector Plant ... •Delivered or on-site production of pumpable shortening •Advantages: –compliance with recycling regulations Mossel (291) has reported the results of an extensive study of microorganisms, found in margarine and has recommended quality control procedures and microbio-, cause spoilage of margarine. The emulsion at this point is very unstable. Clerical cor-, rections (17) and technical amendments (18) to these regulations have also been, published, and all of these will be incorporated in subsequent editions of the, must be in compliance. J. C. van den Enden, A. J. Haighton, K. van Putte, L. F. 81. produce a margarine that is post-hardened, brittle, grainy, sandy, oiled out and greasy.3 The solidification of oils and fats in margarine pro-cessing is not a simple process. The invention of margarine in the 1860s is attributed to the French chemist Hippolyte Mège Mouriés, in response to a competitive challenge initiated by the French Government under Napoleon III for a less expensive and less perishable substitute for butter. Emul-, cence of the aqueous phase. The characteristics of hard stocks obtained by interes-, cation of fully hardened soybean oil and nine common vegetable oils (1:1), -margarines from single-source high-linoleic oils, ower, soybean, or corn oils by fractionating an interesteri, ed fat has also been characterized (155). Droplet size also affects the, cation than the melting behavior of the fat blend (40). Cooling sensation on the palate, has been estimated by recording the temperature drop in a 35, sing head when placed in contact with the product for 6 s (39). 142. The effect, transition occurred more readily at low-erucic-acid content and with a highe, form. Therefore, low-fat products are, more easily prepared by use of high-liquid-oil and low-SFI blends (256). require declaration of the identity of the reference food, the percent reduction, and quantitative information regarding the reduction in immediate proximity to, 100% less cholesterol than butter, no cholesterol compared with 30 mg in one ser-, ines or spreads are the relationships between fat and cancer, saturated fat and cho-, lesterol and risk of heart disease, and sodium and hypertensi, more than 13 g of fat, 4 g of saturated fat, 60 mg of cholesterol, or 480 mg of sodium, containing 6% or less fat, and the hypertension claim would require th, The consumer-directed functional aspects of spreads and margarines, which primar-. CJC & PML have a combined resource backed by over 30 years of first hand operational experience and hence offer a complete plant supply service to the industry. J. Cillard, P. Cillard, and M. Cormier, 213. Demineralization of acid-, the acidity required to achieve a given pH (221). 112. cation in an aprotic solvent for 6 days at, cation of liquid corn oil using temperature cycling between 0.6, F) in the absence of solvent was accomplished in 6 h (157). Palm oil is an edible oil derived from the fruits of the oil palm (Elaeis guineensis), belonging to Palmaceae family. While the blending process is taking place, the equipment's sensors and regulating devices keep the mixture's temperature near 100°F (38°C). Pr oduct application Margarine components and industrial production Whether at home or in the industry, hardly another product is as versatile in its range of applications as marga-rine. R. L. Antrim and J. The olein thus obtained was blended, with additional liquid oil to obtain fats suitable for stick margarine. I. Wilton and K. Bauren (to Margarinbolaget), U.S. Patent 3,682,656, 1972. In order for a margarine to melt, ed by butter, results from the almost instantaneous absorption of the, F). Either palmitic acid-rich or stearic acid-rich interesterified fats were blended with 13 market samples of hydrogenated (a) Normal, form was favored by higher palmitic acid content in the liquid oil (80). At the present time, it is unknown whether these acids will, eventually be classed as cholesterol-raising fatty acids like saturates or whether, health implications more or less negative than saturates will be attributed to, them. tion of at least part of the liquid oil alleviates this problem. Fats and Oils Used in U.S. Manufacturing Margarine 1980-2002, Â10 6 lb. wrapped prints; however, discoloration may be less apparent than when foil is used, because evaporation occurs from the whole surface rather than from highly loca-, lized areas (289). Protein exerts a destabiliz-, ing effect on water-in-oil emulsions. Practical Applications : Decreasing high fat content food intake has become increasingly popular among consumers. 35. from rice bran oil have been described (63). Grant no. Academia.edu is a platform for academics to share research papers. Omega-3 fatty acids increase bleeding time; decrease platelet aggregation, blood viscosity, and fibrinogen; and increase erythrocyte deformability, thus decreasing the tendency to thrombus formation. P. Seiden (to Procter and Gamble Ltd.), Canadian Patent 718,372, 1965. was devoted to the development of margarines containing high le, acid. In Europe these products are understood by the, consumer to be spreads and not as replacements for full-fat margarine. such as bromophenol-blue, after spreading. Gaonkar, surface-active impurities present in the oil on the vegetable oil, Using microscopy, Heertje (64) found that saturated monoglycerides appear to be, more effective in displacing proteins at the interface than unsaturated monoglycer-. The main problem with practical application of such systems is The drying rate also is affected by temperature and relative humidity, coloration of margarine packed in bowls is not a problem if the container is heat, times is observed to form dark yellow streaks on the surface in the region of ov, on the surface of the product. spreads still make a significant contribution to the fat content of the American diet. It is an important and versatile vegetable oil that is used as a raw material for both food and non-food industries. Salt-tolerant lactobacillus that convert, cient. Flavors obtained by lipolysis of butterfat also are available, and the use of a combination of starter distillate and heat-treated butterfat has been, described (226). There are two primary, methods in use today for measuring the amount of solid fat in an oil blend. One or more of the articles designated in, paragraphs (a)(2) (i), (ii), and (iii) of this section is intimately, mixed with the edible fat and/or ingredients to form a solidi. R. J. Jandacek and J. C. Letton (to Proctor and Gamble), U.S. Patent 5,017,398, 1991. Agitation 4 Next, the margarine mixture is sent to a device called a Votator, the brand name for the most commonly used apparatus in U.S. margarine manufacturing. A. Yaron, B. Turzynski, C. Shmulinzon, and A. Letan. PDF | The application margarine and spreads refers to a series of products, which are likened to butter, but have different fat contents. The gas is introduced, or between the A units. Copper has the strongest pro-oxidant effect. In addition to producing an even, stable foam during frying, lecithin contributes to a, vy, and results in a quicker salt release (188). Custom blended for correct vitamin content and color; suspended in corn oil. 143. Ho, containing 40% or less fat usually have a statement on the package that the spread, Oil-continuous products are favored because of their lubricity, release of oil-, loss. However, increased vigilance must be exercised in product formulation, and inspection of raw materials, packaging, and equipment when lower salt and, The effect of adverse storage and transportation conditions has been reviewed by, Faur (292), and Muys (216) has discussed the microbiological storage qualities of, margarine. Water in oil (W/O) emulsions are dispersed systems which have very wide The melting point of the, heat of fusion of the palm oil also decreased with increasing amounts of added. The cooling sensation, as measured by differential scanning, cant only for butter and high-fat stick margarines and spreads, m is described as light on the palate (1). Processing techniques to, F), undesirable polymorphic transitions can be decreased substan-, The rate at which crystals form and undergo polymorphic, occurs very slowly. anged sections so that the length can be varied to suit the product. In the blender, crystallization is intense and a temperature rise, results both from the heat of crystallization and mechanical work. The maximum, amount of copper that can be tolerated is indicated to be on the order, (213). III46010]. Substitution of 75% of lipids in margarine resulted in a product which had higher environmental impact than conventional margarine, but lower than those reported for butter. Suitable, sh oils or palm oils. As more knowledge is gained of mutual solubility, c rearrangement of triglyceride structures are developed, it, . Margarine is a blend of around 80% vegetable oil or animal fat and 20% water with added salt, flavourings, colour and preservatives. The role of emulsi, shortenings has been discussed by Madsen (185). Formulation of low-calorie margarines and spreads using sucrose, octaoleate as a fat replacer has been reported (165, 166). The softening points of a series of North. The patented oil blend enhances the good to bad, cholesterol ratio when fat intake is balanced in the diet with total fat limited. In, these devices the product passes through the annulus between a rotating shaft. Commer-, cially, the most important of these is gelatin. was caused by contaminated margarine was later concluded to be false (290). Soybean oil mono- and diglycerides (IV 5, max.). The biggest producing countries are Germany (573,973 MT), United Kingdom, Belgium (278,789 MT), and the Netherlands (262,006, United States, are Brazil (485,900 MT), Turkey (266,465 MT), and Japan. Thus, in order to meet consumer demands, manufacturers have begun to reduce the fat content of the foods they produce. 0000007831 00000 n Fat Properties Process Conditions Free Trans Product. with scraper blades to study crystallization rates under dynamic conditions. Closed-system packaging equipment needs some modi, to run whipped sticks because of the expansion when line pressure is released at, and appearance (246). It is preferred that the product melts in the mouth and on hot foods, and that it, does not exude water when being spread. 2 = 0.994) and root-mean-square error of prediction (RMSEP = 2.754) display very good overall model performance. Palm oil is a rich source of carotenoids and tocopherols, which confer natural stability against oxidative deterioration. Antioxidants may be necessary for keeping quality of spreads for-, table oil margarines. This is usually accompanied by development of a coarse, sandy texture, consisting of large crystals (Figure 2). A. Roberts (to Procter and Gamble), U.S. Patent 4,446,165, 1984. . Margarine is colored with carotenoids, and synthetic, most widely used. Lecithin may be unbleached or single or double bleached with hydrogen peroxide. Carotene dissolves very slowly in oil. Soft and stick margarines were prepared, with an unhydrogenated hard fraction consisting of an interesteri, coconut oil, palm oil, and palm stearine (145). E. Sambuc, Z. Dirik, G. Reymond, and M. Naudet. 0000025696 00000 n The application margarine and spreads refers to a series of products, which are likened to butter, but have different fat contents. to retard oxidation (228). 58. Because of the greater variety of competitively priced oils and because labeling, of source oils in order of predominance is not generally legislated in Europe, oil, blends are often more complex and interesteri, permit, low percentages of lauric fats sometimes are added for their sharp melting, characteristics (121). These dif, injecting a small amount of the molten fat into the process stream just prior to the, inversion unit after the bulk of the emulsion has been cooled (262). Examples of the tube chillers available are the V, States), the Chemetator (Crown Chemtech Limited, United Kingdom), the Perfector, (Gerstenberg and Agger, Denmark), and the Kombinator (Shroeder, Germany). A. Nagoh, O. Kaizuka-shi, and M. Miyabe (to Fuji Oil Company), European Patent. Peptic digestion of fat and the use of udder extracts soon were, HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF MARGARINE (4–7), abandoned. When the selectively hydrogenated, liquid oils are used as hard stocks, the upper limit on the liquid oil content of such a, ing the saturate content to such an extent that the 33.3, reported in the patent literature (126). Equipment especially designed for packaging six sticks, work softening so that the product does not become brittle as a result of excess, crystallization in the bowl (Figure 4). In order to control overrun, a heat exchan-, ll head. Being a vegetable oil, palm oil is cholesterol-free. Heertje (64) has used, scanning electron microscopy and light microscopy to detail the microstructural. … palm oil fractions, and hydrogenated palm oil. Cottonseed, garine producer must realize that the composition of blends received from alternate, suppliers may vary somewhat in crystallization characteristics even though the, tion, solid fat characteristics, and polyunsaturate content of oil blends found in soft, margarines available in the United States. Vegetable margarine contains a water phase and a fat phase and can thus be characterized as water-in-oil emulsions in which the water phase is finely dispersed as droplets in the continuous fat phase. Tropical oils are, viewed negatively by the consumer in the United States, and therefore, they are not, and babassu oils are rich in saturated fatty acids. Title: APYF11 Production of Margarine and Low Fat Spreads_APYF11 Production of Margarine and Low Fat Spreads.qxd.qxd Author: hdesmeules Created Date 0000025771 00000 n In the example in Table 8, nished product characteristics. After the, emulsion is well mixed to ensure uniformity, it is pumped to an agitated holding, ingredients are added to the primary oil storage tank, the two phases can be meter, into the line feed tank or simply mixed in-line using metering pumps or mass, meters. In a study of vola-, tile halocarbons in margarines, Entz and Diachenko (285) generally found less than. The aim of this study is to investigate the volatile release of the butter aroma compounds used in the water phase of model margarine and sensory properties influenced by the change of fat and emulsifier. E. L. Josefowicz and D. Melnick (to Corn Products Company), U.S. Patent 3,457,086. Monoglycerides have been found to hasten the onset of crystallization of various, fats under agitation in the presence of 16% water (109), but lecithin had the, opposite effect (110). Today, with the, development of more spreadable stick margarines and the use of multiple base, stocks, formulation of 100% soybean or corn oil margarines with stable textural, Sandiness develops rapidly when margarine is stored under conditions where, melting and recrystallization of the fat can occur. for the manufacture of soft and stick margarines, respectively. The oil extracted from healthy kernels was barium yellow, whereas, oil, Palmitic acid, a 16-C saturated fatty acid, is important in the production of margarine, shortening, and other fat products. than 2 mg of cholesterol and 2 g or less of saturated fat per serving. Moisture loss during shelf life must also be considered in deter-, with existing net weight regulations. In the absence of rice bran stearin, the emulsions were highly unstable to phase separation with an oil layer forming on their surfaces. 17, Method Cg 2-83, Reapproved 1989. , Publication Number 15, Palm Oil Research Institute. When the emulsion is formed, it is fed via a high-pressure positive, ner emulsion than low speeds (235). Empirical methods, also have been used in attempts to quantify melt-in-the-mouth properties that, depend on both emulsion tightness and the melting pro, the product shows a marked increase in electrical conductivity under shear condi-, tions similar to those that occur on the palate. They reduce surface tension between, nished product during storage to prevent leakage or coales-, ne dispersion of the protein sediment, interacts with protein to form a brown gra-, -monoacylglycerophosphatides that improve frying performance and resis-. Okiy (107) demonstrated that the, triglycerides increases when diglycerides isolated from palm oil are added back, in concentrations from 2% to 15%. Stability was enhanced by homogenization of the aqueous phase. properties, and food uses of lecithin have been reported by Schneider (187). The standard, method (20) for evaluation of hardness of fatty materials uses a cone penetrometer, For some products, hardness measurements may not correlate well with SFI, because, in addition to the amount of solid fat, the fat crystal network, which is, processing dependent, is also important rheologically (21). For example, coconut oil would have a strong positive solids contribution, tionships are bound by the range of mixtures studied and the linearity of contribu-, tions in that range. Due to the increased viscosity, some coarsening of the emulsion may occur during, passage through the working unit (235). In the past, cultured, milk was used in almost all margarines. than 15,000 international units per pound. The production and fortification of margarine is carried out in a batch or continuous process. Improved resistance to oil separation is claimed for a process in which the oil blend, is cooled and held in a quiescent state for at least 5 h prior to adding the aqueous, phase, rechilling, and whipping (120). Melnick and, Josefowicz (120) describe the SFI ranges of a similar liquid product to be 1.5, from Table 6 is used in place of liquid oil, a product with improved oxidati. Many mar-, garine manufacturers purchase blends of colors and vitamins customized for their, There is a wide range of formulations used in the margarine industry today. Erucic acid esters of polyglycerols also were found, to stabilize high internal phase water-in-oil emulsions (203). With an open system the product exits the quiescent tube, impellers feed the margarine to a mold where the print is formed prior to wrapping, and cartoning. The findings of this study are a guide for the production of low‐fat products. Smoothness and brittleness, which depend on the crystal net-, work and are not measured with the cone penetrometer, were measured by means of, an Instron compression test (34). The vanaspati, R1 was always below 10 and R2 was always below 20. II. This kind of product often includes emulsifiers. The approaches, -margarines and spreads has been discussed by. A, pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) method for determining droplet size, based on restricted diffusion in droplets has been reported (42, has described a method for microscopically evaluating the size distribution of the, aqueous phase in margarine. distillate can be added. decreased emulsion stability and increased tendency to oil-off. W. G. Mertens, C. E. Swindells, and B. F. 214. Because of the time and space required for, culturing, this practice was largely abandoned in favor of using skim milk together, with starter distillate, diacetyl, or other, some manufacturers in the United States, for the most part has now been replaced, by spray-dried whey, which is sometimes supplemented with potassium caseinate to, a standardized protein content. maximum amounts in percent by weight of the. Extre-, mely low fat spreads have also been prepared from a gelled or thickened aqueous. This, results in a greasy sensation on the palate and little, sing is similar to that described in the preceding section, except that the lower the, fat content, the more critical the manufacturing parameters as, instability. Adulteration of butter with margarine, and later the. In order to minimize the possibilities for oil degradation, it is, optimal to process and deodorize the oil blend at the margarine production, The following section discusses the functionality of some of the ingredients, other, than the fat blend, that are commonly used in table spreads. rst manufactured in 1869 by Hippolyte Mege Mou-, uid fraction obtained in about 60% yield, was then. It was also found that the degree of hydrolysis of shea nut, lifetime of a palm oil sample was reduced from 30 to 4 min after partial gly-, -unsaturated glycerides, particularly 1,3-dipalmitoyl-2-, cation. The speci, vatives must be declared by their common names together with a statement of, All products must be labeled with a nutrition panel. Results of these types of test are only directional; products are. 0000011719 00000 n In general, shaft speeds range from 300 to 700, rpm, scraping the surface clean as many as 1500 times per minute (234). 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