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Useful in binding whipping and baking applications. Typically, 1 pound of dry egg white (albumen) with 7 pounds of water equals 8 pounds of liquid egg white. Excellent shelf stability.


P-110 #407
Non-whipping egg white with all egg white proteins in natural proportion. Useful for binding and baking applications.

P-18 #423
Whipping egg white for confectionery applications. Contains sodium lauryl sulfate as whipping aid.

P-18-J #429
Whipping egg white without additives. Useful in aerated confections or where sugar-carrying properties are important.

P-19-J #428
Whipping egg white without additives for use in bakery and confectionary applications.

P-20 #430
Egg white with whipping for angel food cakes and meringue properties. Neutral pH and contains sodium lauryl sulfate as whipping aid.

P-21 #472
Egg white with improved flavor properties. Useful alone or in combination with yolk for omelettes, custards or other flavor sensitive applications.

P-39 #475
Egg white having good gelation and binding properties. pH is similar to fresh liquid egg white. Forms a translucent gel.

K-200 #415
Egg white with high gel strength and water binding properties. Useful in binding meats, meat analogues, and breadings. Forms an opaque gel.

Hentex-33
A whole egg substitute containing egg white, corn oil and nonfat dry milk. Cholesterol free protein source.

ELS
A binding egg white, which enhances freeze/thaw stability. Great for micro waved frozen foods.

EP-1 (Hydrolyzed Egg White) #403
Egg white peptides function as antioxidants for salad dressings and cold salads to prevent color and flavor change during storage. Will not coagulate when heated and retorted.

EP – 2 #412
Egg white peptides with no bitter taste. Useful for protein fortification of foods such as nutrition bars and sports drinks. Shows similar rehydration properties as instantized egg whites.

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