Moreover, increasing the inlet air temperature enhanced dehydration, process yield, solubility, dispersibility, flowability and smooth particle surface. The suggested conditions for the spray drying process were 180 °C of inlet air temperature combined with BRM20, and the suggested wall material for the freeze drying process was also BRM20. A comparison between the BRMs and a commercial maltodextrin (DE10) showed that microencapsulation of anthocyanin using BRM20 had a higher process yield while the other powder properties were similar. The results suggest that BRM can be applied to replace commercial maltodextrin for anthocyanin microencapsulation.