Ultralec® P Deoiled Lecithin is a dry lecithin powder with a bland flavor and low aroma. It helps hold suspension and acts as a wetting agent to improve water dispersibility. Ultralec® P is used in baked goods such as breads to extend shelf life, tortillas to reduce stickiness and cakes to increase moisture retention. In snack foods, it facilitates even blending of ingredients and improves extrusion efficiency in extruded products. In sauces, gravies and canned goods, it helps emulsify fat and reduces separation.
ADM (Archer Daniels Midland) is a company that specializes in quality foods by turning crops into healthy and tasty ingredients. Most of their products can be used as an alternative to everyday products such as corn syrup, soy concentrates and oils. Their ingredients can be helpful in reducing the absorption of dietary cholesterol, reducing calories in jellies, as well as, improving arterial health.
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