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Model NO.
99%
EINECS
209-567-0
Type
Maltitol
Nutritional Value
Nutritional
Effect
Replenish Energy
Resource
Chemosynthesis
Appearance
White Powder
Molecular Weight
344.31
Melting Point
149-152℃
Density
1.69g/cm3
Transport Package
Bag
Specification
25KG/Bag
Trademark
Shengjinyao
Origin
China
HS Code
29400090
Production Capacity
20000t/Year
Product Description

Specification of Maltitol Powder: 

(1) Application in functional foods
Maltitol is hardly decomposed in the body, so it can be used as a food ingredient for diabetics and obese patients.
(2) Maltitol is used in the production of candies and chocolates. Due to its good flavor and texture, as well as its excellent moisture retention and non-crystalline properties, it can be used to make various candies, including foamed marshmallows, hard candies, and transparent gummy candies.
(3) Application in fruit juice beverages
Maltitol has a certain viscosity and is difficult to ferment. Therefore, when manufacturing suspended fruit juice beverages or lactic acid beverages, adding maltitol to replace part of the sugar can make the beverage taste rich and smooth.
(4) Application in frozen Foods
The use of maltitol in ice cream can make the product smooth, thick and sweet, and extend its shelf life.
Maltitol, as a food additive, is permitted to be used in cold drinks, pastries, fruit juices, biscuits, bread, pickles and candies, and the dosage can be determined according to production needs.
Sugar-free cakes, also known as healthy cakes, do not directly convert into components that raise blood sugar. They are low in calories and low in calories, suitable for everyone, especially patients and those who are afraid of gaining weight.

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