Eggless Vegan Food Emulsions
POSTER
Abstract
Food emulsions like mayonnaise, remoudale, French aioli, rouille, etc that are used as dressing, dips, or sauce bases are often egg-based. In this poster, we present the challenges and opportunities in emulating such emulsion recipes using plant-based proteins. We focus primarily on emulsification, shelf-life, dispensing, processability and consumer experience or preferences set by the flow behavior. We characterize the shear and extensional rheology response of animal and plant-based emulsions and study the interfacial and bulk rheology of protein-polysaccharide mixtures utilized in making such emulsions.
* Motif Foodworks, Inc.
Publication: "Rheology and Dispensing of Real and Vegan Mayo: The Chickpea or Egg Problem." N. Nikolova, C. Martinez Narvaez, L. Hassan, R. Nicholson, M. Boehm, S. Baier, V. Sharma.
Presenters
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Nadia Nikolova
UIC, University of Illinois Chicago
Authors
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Nadia Nikolova
UIC, University of Illinois Chicago
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Lena Hassan
University of Illinois Chicago
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Angelica Ramirez
University of Illinois Chicago
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Stefan Baier
Motif Foodworks, Inc., Motif Foodworks
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Vivek Sharma
University of Illinois Chicago, UIC