Abstract

The article examines the main technological parameters of spread production, since the development of formulations for functional emulsion products and their production technology is an urgent task for the food industry. Currently, it is necessary to provide the population with low-calorie products, the organoleptic properties of which do not differ from traditional ones. When creating formulations for emulsion products, technological parameters are first taken into account. Compliance with the correct technological parameters leads to stable organoleptic properties during long-term storage. To do this, the ingredients are selected in such a way that when they interact, they produce a stable product. Since it is possible to obtain emulsion products of the desired composition with different ratios of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, as well as to change the content of various additives, it is natural that the attention of specialists is focused on the effective use of technical capabilities. industries in the production of products for different age groups of the population, as well as functional nutrition. Based on the emulsion study, micrographs were taken of different types of emulsion at different process parameters. Dispersion of the milk-fat phase “Butter: vegetable oil” is carried out until an emulsion of the “Solid” type with a fat globule size of 61.9 microns is obtained, which is carried out with mechanical stirring at a rotation speed of an anchor-type mixer of 110 - 150 rpm. The physicochemical and crystallization properties of the finished product were also studied. The purpose of this study is to study technological parameters in the production of spreads and their impact on the process of formation of fat emulsion balls.

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