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Most dairy and plant-based products require gums, emulsifiers and stabilizers to enhance thickening, creaminess

Pairing the right hydrocolloid in the right application pivotal for success.

January 24, 2025

When processing ice cream, yogurt, or sour cream, or adding texture to an analog/vegan cheese, hydrocolloids are essential thickening and gelling ingredients that help dairy processors attain the desired viscosity, mouthfeel and creaminess of a wide range of products.

Generic approaches to creating emulsifier/stabilizer blends for ice cream

The decision as to what, and how much, of any given emulsifier and stabilizer to apply depends on multiple factors.

Steven Young

Bill Sipple

April 29, 2021

We often comment as to whether frozen desserts actually need emulsifiers or stabilizers. After all, for many years, some of the most notable ice creams have been produced completely without the use of any added stabilization.

Using stabilizers and emulsifiers in ice cream

Stabilizers manage the behavior of water, while emulsifiers manage the functionality of fat.

Steven Young

Bill Sipple

August 14, 2020

Stabilizers and emulsifiers are "mighty mites" - with low use rates, they have a major influence(s) on the chemistry, physics and behavior of ice cream. But are they really necessary? It depends.

Palsgaard has developed a new series of emulsifier and stabilizer blends for ice cream

July 5, 2012

Today, consumers are very much aware of food additives, which in their eyes are equal to chemical or synthetic components, even though many additives holding e-numbers are actually natural ingredients. To meet the consumer’s demand for leaner label products, Palsgaard has developed a new series of emulsifier and stabilizer blends for ice cream which reduce the e-numbers from the common 3 - 5 to only 2 or even 1 e-number without compromizing the quality of the ice cream.

The global cosmetics market is undergoing a major shift towards the use of natural bioactive ingredients as consumers grow more skeptical of traditional formulations and demand greater transparency and sustainability.

Reverse osmosis (RO) membranes are well established in dairy processing but continue to evolve to improve performance, reduce energy use, and increase operational longevity.