The effects of total protein/total solid ratio and pH on the spray drying process and rehydration properties of soy powder
2016
Syll, O. | Khalloufi, S. | Méjean, S. | Schuck, P.
The effects of total protein/total solid ratio (TP/TS) and pH on the spray drying process and rehydration properties of soy powder were investigated. The results showed that a decrease in the pH of the feed from 7 to 4 resulted in an increase of particle size, wettability index (WI), dispersibility index (DI) and water content (WC) of soy powder. In contrast, the solubility index (SI) and viscosity decreased, presumably due to a decrease of surface charges near the isoelectric point of soy protein leading to the formation of insoluble complexes at pH4. WC and DI of the powder obtained by spray drying decreased as TP in the powder increased, regardless of the dextrose equivalent (DE) of the maltodextrin (MD). The latest affects the DI and WC in the powder; with increasing DE, WC and the energy cost to manufacture the powder decreased, whereas DI slightly increased.
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