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titleOfInvention PROCEDURE FOR PREPARING SYRUPS THAT CONTAIN A LOT OF MALTOSE, USEFUL IN CONFECTIONERY, BAKERY AND BREWERY.
abstract High-maltose starch conversion products are prepared by subjecting partially hydrolysed starch, having a D.E. not exceeding about 20 with a maltogenic enzyme preparation and a pullulanase (dextrin alpha 1-6 glucosidase) enzyme preparation used simultaneously or sequentially, the product having a D.E. of at least about 45, a maltose content of at least 50%, and yeast fermentables content of at least 80%. Specified maltogenic enzymes are Bacillus polymyxa amylase and malt diastase.
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