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publicationDate 2017-03-08-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber CN-105295431-B
titleOfInvention A kind of method that non-ammonia method prepares sucrose base caramel color
abstract The invention discloses a kind of method that non-ammonia method prepares sucrose base caramel color.The method is the saccharic divided with high-sucrose as raw material, become through water dissolution after finite concentration sugar liquid with edible oil as directly heating the heterogeneous mixed pyrolysis caramelization that carrier is carried out, obtain a kind of sucrose base caramel color crude product, crude product is dried after concentration or dehydration after processing through heat radiation secondary pyrolysis caramelization more again and a kind of sucrose base caramel color product that do not contain 4 Methylimidazole .s is obtained.The sucrose base caramel color that the present invention is obtained measures through third party testing agency and does not contain 4 Methylimidazole .s, improves the edible safety of caramel color product.Prepared sucrose base caramel color no foamed phenomenon, not wall built-up, color rate index meets GB8817 2001.
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