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What type of cocoa powder is best for ice cream?

Cocoa powder used for ice cream should deliver a balanced flavor, high compatibility with dairy fats, stable color at freezing temperatures, and a smooth mouthfeel. For this reason, alkalized cocoa powder with a higher fat content is commonly recommended for ice cream applications. Ice cream cocoa powder selection guide

What type of cocoa powder is best for chocolate milk and dairy beverages?

For chocolate milk and dairy beverages, using alkalized cocoa powder with high solubility and stable color is a more suitable choice, as it delivers more uniform color, improved dispersion, and a more balanced flavor without requiring complex formulation adjustments. Cocoa powder suitable for dairy beverages

How does cocoa powder pH affect the final product?

Cocoa powder pH has a direct impact on product color, flavor, and stability. A higher pH typically results in a darker color and a milder taste, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including beverages and dairy products. The role of cocoa powder pH in flavor and stability

What type of cocoa powder is best for chocolate spreads and breakfast chocolate products?

In chocolate spreads, cocoa powder should offer high dispersibility,  balanced flavor profile, and good compatibility with the fat phase to prevent oil separation and undesirable texture. For further technical guidance, please .contact our consulting team

Are alkaline cocoa powders suitable for dairy products?
Yes, alkalized cocoa powder is one of the best and most suitable choices for dairy products such as chocolate milk, dairy beverages, desserts, and UHT products, as it provides better dispersibility, reduced sedimentation, and superior sensory and color stability compared to natural cocoa powder within dairy matrices. A Practical Guide to Choosing Cocoa Powder for the Dairy Industry
What certifications and standards do your products comply with?

Our products are supplied in compliance with national and international food safety and quality standards. Technical specifications and certification-related information for each product are available upon customer request.

Is your cocoa powder suitable for vegan and gluten-free diets?

Yes. The cocoa powders offered are free from animal-derived ingredients and gluten and are suitable for vegan and gluten-free formulations. For more information about product specifications and certifications, please contact our support team.

What factors affect the solubility of cocoa powder in beverages?

The solubility of cocoa powder depends on factors such as fat content, particle size, liquid temperature, pH level, mixing method, and the presence of emulsifiers. Cocoa powders with lower fat content and finer particles tend to dissolve better. Factors Affecting the Solubility of Cocoa Powder in Beverages

Can fine cocoa powder particle size improve the texture of the final product?

Yes, fine cocoa powder particles can improve the texture of the final product by enabling more uniform dispersion in the liquid, reducing sedimentation, and creating a smoother mouthfeel, which ultimately enhances product consistency and overall quality.

Does High Alkalized cocoa powder negatively affect the taste of the product?

When properly formulated, high-alkalized cocoa powder does not negatively affect product flavor. Instead, it delivers a mild, balanced, and consistent taste, making it a suitable choice for industrial and professional applications.

The impact of high-alkalized cocoa powder on product flavor

Is supply stability of raw materials ensured on a continuous basis?

Yes. By focusing on supply stability, we ensure the continuous availability of products such as cocoa powder, instant coffee, green coffee beans, and specialty oils for industrial customers. Our Approach to Sustainable Supply

What is the best cocoa powder for the dairy industry?
The best cocoa powders for the dairy industry include Bensdorp DP10-12, Barry Callebaut DF740-11, and Cargill GT50. These alkalized cocoa powders with 10-12% fat content, high solubility, and exceptional aroma and flavor are excellent choices for the dairy industry.
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