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The role of guar gum on sensory perception, on food function, and on the development of dysphagia supplements - A review

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FOOD HYDROCOLLOIDS FOR HEALTH
Volume 2, Issue -, Pages -

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DOI: 10.1016/j.fhfh.2022.100053

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Guar gum; Oral processing; Rheology; Dysphagia; Texture modification

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This review provides an overview of the emerging trends in the use of guar gum in the food industry, specifically focusing on its effects on sensory perception and oral texture modification. It discusses the role of food hydrocolloids in texture modification and oral processing, as well as the unique attributes of guar gum that make it a leading ingredient for texture modification. The review also explores the incorporation of guar gum into food, examining its interactions with other ingredients during oral processing and the resulting modifications to food properties. The potential of guar gum as a basis for developing dysphagia supplements and specialty products is also highlighted.
This review provides an overview of the emerging trends regarding the use of guar gum in the food industry with a focus on its induced sensory perception and oral texture modification. The first part presents an overview of the texture modification by food hydrocolloids and their oral processing; it then discusses the particular attributes that give guar gum its place as a leading ingredient for texture modification, including aspects of its physicochemical properties; the second part contains the state-of-the-art approaches concerning the incorporation of guar gum into food. It focuses on the in-mouth synergisms and antagonisms with other ingredients of the food matrix during oral processing, and the relevant modifications of the foods properties. The above are discussed under the light of guar gum's potential as basis for the development of dysphagia supplements and relevant specialty products.

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