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Tunckaya Chemicals Ltd Tara gum

Tunckaya Chemicals Tara Gum is a seed gum similar to guar and locust bean gums, it is obtained from the ground endosperm of seeds from the Caesalpina spinosa plant that grows in Peru region. It is cheaper than locust bean gum. This product's E code is E417.

Product families

Applications

Food & Nutrition — Food
  • Meat Poultry & Seafood

Product Families

Food Ingredients — Texture & Consistency
  • Gums & Hydrocolloids
  • Starches & Thickeners

Other characteristics

End Uses
Processed Meat Products
Features

Anti-Crystallization, Cold Water Soluble, Enhanced Shelf Life, Heat Stability, High Viscosity, Hot Water Soluble, Improved Freeze/Thaw Stability, Improved Water Holding Capacity, Improved Water Retention; It is an alternative usage to Sodium Alginate.; Good soluble in cold and hot water, but insoluble in ethanol.; The viscosity of the Tara gum is higher compared to the carob gum and is lower than guar gum.; It prevents crystallization and water loss due to shrinkage in meat products.; Tara gum is a water retainer and acts as heat resistant, freeze and thaw resistant agent and protects the flavor of the products.

Functions
Thickener, Viscosity Modifier
Ingredient Name
Tara Gum
Usage

Tara gum is used in various food applications by chemically changing or mixing with other gums.. When used in combination with xanthan gum, it forms long-life suspensions.

Markets
Food & Nutrition
Solubility
Water Soluble
Ingredient
Tara Gum
Technology
Food Ingredients
Packaging Type
Cans
Food Ingredients Features
  • Anti-Crystallization
  • Cold Water Soluble
  • Enhanced Shelf Life
  • Heat Stability
  • High Viscosity
  • Hot Water Soluble
  • Improved Freeze/Thaw Stability
  • Improved Water Holding Capacity
Food Ingredients Functions
  • Thickener
  • Viscosity Modifier
Food and Nutrition Applications
Processed Meat Products

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