And the often-usedorganogelators in food are polymers (EC, HPMC, and some other cellulose ethers, etc.) andlipid-based gelators (waxes, fatty acids, fatty alcohols, GMS, etc.). Organogelator moleculesfacilitate the oleogelation of the oil by forming a stable gelled network,which is mainly induced via covalent interactions, such as hydrogenbonding, Van der Waals forces, ionic interactions, and π-π stacking. Edible oleogelsprovide new methods to obtain solid-fat-like vegetable oils and healthierfatty acid profiles in the food industry.