Unlocking the Secret to the Smoothness of Vegan Chocolate
Vegan chocolate refers to chocolate that contains no ingredients of animal origin. The main difference between it and traditional chocolate is that it does not use animal products such as milk, cream, and butter. Instead, it uses plant-based raw materials as substitutes to meet the consumption needs of vegetarians, vegans, and people who are allergic to animal products or have special dietary requirements.
Soy Protein Isolate: Soy protein isolate is a common additive in vegan chocolate. It is a highly purified protein extracted from soybeans, with a protein content usually above 90%, very low contents of fat and carbohydrates, and no cholesterol. For vegetarians, it is an excellent source of plant-based protein, capable of providing the body with essential amino acids. Adding soy protein isolate to vegan chocolate can not only increase the protein content of the chocolate and enhance its nutritional value but also improve the texture and taste of the chocolate, making it more delicate and smooth. In addition, soy protein isolate has a certain emulsifying effect, which helps to stabilize the structure of the chocolate and prevent oil separation.
The production process of vegan chocolate is similar to that of traditional chocolate, but there are differences in the selection and processing of raw materials. First, cocoa beans are fermented, dried, and ground to obtain cocoa liquor. Then, according to the need, plant-based fats, sweetener, soy protein isolate and other raw materials are added, and mixed and refined to make the taste of the chocolate more delicate. Next, through the tempering process, the cocoa butter in the chocolate forms a stable crystal form to ensure that the chocolate has good luster, taste, and hardness. Finally, the tempered chocolate is poured into a mold and cooled to form vegan chocolate.
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