Persian gum: A comprehensive review on its physicochemical and functional properties
2018
Dabestani, Mohsen | Kadkhodaee, Rassoul | Phillips, Glyn Owen | Abbasi, Soleiman
Persian gum is an exudate polysaccharide from the trunk and branches of wild almond tree which has recently attracted the attention of many researchers owing to its unique properties and the diverse possible applications it may find in the food industry. This article provides a comprehensive review on the physicochemical, structural and functional characteristics (e.g., emulsifying properties) of the gum and introduces a number of attempts made with the view to use it for improving the flow behavior, texture or shelf life stability of food products.
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