The thickening and gelling properties and the water-retention ability of soluble fibres contribute to the stabilisation of the structure of foods (dispersions, emulsions and foams) by modifying rheological properties of the continuous phase.
The thickening and gelling properties and the water-retentionability of soluble fibres contribute to the stabilisation of the structureof foods (dispersions, emulsions and foams) by modifying rheologicalproperties of the continuous phase.