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Emulsiones múltiples: compuestos bioactivos y alimentos funcionales

Authors: Jiménez-Colmenero, Francisco;

Emulsiones múltiples: compuestos bioactivos y alimentos funcionales

Abstract

[ES] La continua aparición de evidencias científicas acerca del papel de la dieta y/o sus componentes en el bienestar y la salud, ha favorecido la aparición de los alimentos funcionales que en el actualidad constituyen uno de los principales impulsores del desarrollo de nuevos productos. La aplicación de emulsiones múltiples abre nuevas posibilidades en el diseño y desarrollo de alimentos funcionales. Tales sistemas pueden emplearse como producto intermedio (ingrediente alimentario) dentro de las estrategias tecnológicas habitualmente empleadas en la optimización de la presencia de compuestos bioáctivos en alimentos más saludables y funcionales. Este artículo presenta un breva análisis de los tipos, características y formación de emulsiones múltiples, posibilidad de localización de compuestos bioactivos, así como su potencial aplicación en el diseño y preparación de alimentos saludables y funcionales. Tales aplicaciones se manifiestan especialmente relevantes en relación con aspectos cuantitativos y cualitativos del material lipídico (reducción de grasa/calorías y optimización del perfil de ácidos grasos) encapsulamiento de compuestos bioactivos fundamentalmente hidrofílicos y reducción de sodio. Esta estrategia ofrece interesantes posibilidades en relación con el enmascaramiento de sabores y mejora de las propiedades sensoriales de los alimentos

[EN] The continued appearance of scientific evidence about the role of diet and/or its components in health and wellness, has favored the emergence of functional foods which currently constitute one of the chief factors driving the development of new products. The application of multiple emulsions opens new possibilities in the design and development of functional foods. Multiple emulsions can be used as an intermediate product (food ingredient) into technological strategies normally used in the optimization of the presence of bioactive compounds in healthy and functional foods. This paper presents a summary of the types, characteristics and formation of multiple emulsions, possible location of bioactive compounds and their potential application in the design and preparation of healthy and functional foods. Such applications are manifested particularly relevant in relation to quantitative and qualitative aspects of lipid material (reduced fat/calories and optimization of fatty acid profile), encapsulation of bioactive compounds mainly hydrophilic and sodium reduction. This strategy offers interesting possibilities regarding masking flavours and improving sensory characteristics of foods.

A los proyectos AGL2011-29644 y Consolider-Ingenio 2010:CARNISENUSA (CSD2007-00016) del Plan Nacional de I+D+i

9 páginas, 2 figuras, 1 tabla

Peer reviewed

Keywords

RC620-627, Functional foods, Mejora del contenido lípico, Sodium reduction, Bioactive compounds, Mejora del contenido lipídico, Alimentos funcionales, Compuestos bioactivos, Reducción de sodio, Encapsulación, Alimentos funcionals, Encapsulation, Improving the lipid content, Multiple emulsions, Emulsiones múltiples, Nutritional diseases. Deficiency diseases, Multiple emulsion

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