20 Apr, 2009

What Are The Benefits Of Lyophilization (Freze-Drying) Of Foods?

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Lyophilization is removing water granules from frozen material by sublimation under appropriate conditions.

Lyophilized food’s main properties are below;

  • Its taste, color, shape and odor are well conserved.
  • When product is re-hydrated, it gains its former shape and and tissue.
  • With lyophilization method, food is not threatened with heat so, there is not nutritional lost It is more light.
  • It is not necessery to kept in fridge.
  • It has long shelf life.
  • It is not necessary to use any other food additive as a conservative.
  • Due to almost 90% water lost, transport cost decrease.
  • In contrast to heat treatment, crease, constriction and extra layer does not occur during lyophilization. So, it can be easily re-hydrated.
  • It can be applied almost all kinds of food.
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1 Response to "What Are The Benefits Of Lyophilization (Freze-Drying) Of Foods?"

1 | Homer

May 7th, 2009 at 9:59 pm

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I know that freeze-drying is an expensive method. Freeze dried foods are more expansive than owen dried or naturally dried foods.

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