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titleOfInvention Method for producing chewing gum analogue
abstract (57) [Abstract] [Purpose] Providing an elastic, highly safe and edible chewing gum analogue manufacturing method that allows chewing gum to have a chewy feeling without using a chemically synthesized product [Structure] Wheat gluten or more Fractionated animal and plant proteins such as gliadin are mixed with a protein transferase, and the amino residues of the protein are cross-linked by the action of the enzyme.
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