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soy lecithin

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soy lecithin [′sȯi ′les·ə·thən]
(biochemistry)


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Since adding the soy lecithin to Velvet Hammer, as well as making the other mixing changes, LaGoy has greatly enhanced her product.
Now it's about the judicious use of emulsifying and stabilizing substances once seen only on the ingredient lists of packaged foods, such as tapioca maltodextrin, soy lecithin and xanthan gum.
will be a host of foods--orange juice, baked goods, and pasta--fortified with choline-rich soy lecithin.
 
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