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Walnut Protein–Procyanidin Covalent Complex-Stabilized Pickering Emulsions: A Natural Stabilizer for Enhancing Quality and Storage Stability of Walnut Protein Beverages

Authors: Dina Chang; Jiaxin Lv; Anqi Cong; Lixia Ma; Yan Yan; Hengwen Liu; Tingjia Dong; +2 Authors

Walnut Protein–Procyanidin Covalent Complex-Stabilized Pickering Emulsions: A Natural Stabilizer for Enhancing Quality and Storage Stability of Walnut Protein Beverages

Abstract

Walnut protein beverages frequently undergo phase separation and quality degradation owing to insufficient colloidal stability. This study employed walnut protein–procyanidin covalent complex-based Pickering emulsions (WP-PC-PE) as a natural stabilizer to enhance beverage quality. Formulation was optimized using response surface methodology, yielding optimal parameters: walnut-to-water ratio 1:5.376, sucrose 1.885%, and WP-PC-PE 0.103%, with a predicted sensory score of 90.963. WP-PC-PE-fortified beverages exhibited superior sensory acceptance, elevated absolute zeta potential, viscosity, brightness, and stability coefficient, alongside reduced centrifugal sedimentation. Antioxidant activity and volatile flavor profile were also improved. During 14-day storage at 4, 25, and 37 °C, WP-PC-PE effectively mitigated pH drop, color fading, viscosity loss, and phase separation. The final product complied with microbiological and physicochemical standards. These findings demonstrate that WP-PC-PE is a favorable natural stabilizer for enhancing the quality and short‑term storage stability of walnut protein beverages.

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