Amylopectin potato starch ELIANE™ C200 delivers a light crispy bite in coated nuts

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Amylopectin potato starch ELIANE™ C200 delivers a light crispy bite in coated nuts
June 05, 2011

Go for that extra delicate and crispy bite in fried coated nuts with ELIANE™ C200. ELIANE™ C200 provides high expansion which makes fried coated nuts stand out among current market standards. It provides an appealing snack, makes the flavour burst and gives exactly the right crispy bite that consumers long for.

Consumers nowadays want to be indulged and surprised with great new textures. When they go for a snack, it needs to be the right one and excellent taste and texture is key to delivering this.

AVEBE’s traditional potato starches are considered the market standard: they are of major importance in the coating recipe, to provide expansion and the right texture. AVEBE’s ‘waxy’ potato starch, ELIANE™ C200, contains over 99% amylopectin, which guarantees extra expansion and delivers a great new crispy but light texture.

ELIANE™ C200 fits in easily with current processes and is easy to apply. One unique property of this waxy potato starch is the outstanding ‘tack ‘ to the nut. In production, better tack results in a lower wastage of the coating mix and gives a solid coating that stays intact, even during transport and packaging.

At a glance, the benefits of ELIANE™ C200 in fried coated nuts compared to existing market standards:

  • Excellent delicate crispy bite
  • Fits into current processing
  • High expansion
  • Very good tack, no waste of coating mix
  • Good coating firmness, no crushed nuts in the package
  • Clean Label, ELIANE™ C200 can be declared as potato starch
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