Resistant Dextrin
Aliases: Soluble Corn Fiber, E1400
CAS Number: 9004-53-9
Usage: Used as a dietary fiber supplement in food products, enhancing digestive health and aiding in weight management.
Characteristics: A soluble fiber that is resistant to digestion, aiding in digestive health and satiety.
Detailed Description: Resistant Dextrin, often referred to as Soluble Corn Fiber, is a type of soluble dietary fiber derived from starch. It is known for its resistance to digestion in the small intestine, thereby promoting gut health and regularity. This ingredient is used in a variety of food products to increase their fiber content without impacting taste or texture, making it an ideal addition to health-oriented food formulations.
Performance Features: Enhances the fiber content of food products while being low in calories and having minimal impact on blood sugar levels.
Advantages: Aids in digestive health and can help in weight management due to its satiety-inducing properties.
Benefits: Improves the nutritional profile of food products without compromising taste or texture.
Extended Applications: Commonly used in health bars, cereals, beverages, and as a fiber supplement in various food products.