| 摘要 |
Emulsions of oil, for example cod-liver oil, are prepared with the aid of an aqueous suspension of locust bean flour and caustic soda. An example refers to 60 parts of water, 0,5 parts of locust-bean flour, 40 parts of oil, and 0,02 parts of caustic soda.ALSO:Oil emulsions for use as, or in making, butter substitutes are prepared by working locust-bean flour into a viscous liquid with water and emulsifying the product with the oil and a small quantity of caustic soda. An example refers to 60 parts of water, 0,5 part of locust-bean flour, 40 parts of oil, and 0,02 part of caustic soda.ALSO:Oil emulsions for use as, or in the production of, food products such as mayonnaise, artificial cream, or ice cream, are prepared by working locust-bean flour into a viscous liquid with water and emulsifying the product with the oil and a small quantity of caustic soda. An example refers to 60 parts of water, 0,5 parts of locust-bean flour, 40 parts of cod-liver oil, and 0,02 parts of caustic soda. |
