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The DALSORB¢ç series of products is based on MAGNESOL¢ç - a synthetic, amorphous, hydrous form of magnesium silicate. DALSORB¢ç, an adsorbent oil treatment, is a pure white odorless, tasteless powder that keeps oil fresh by controlling degradation by-products formed during the industrial frying process. It reduces free fatty acids and controls color, off-odors, and flavors. DALSORB¢ç products are acceptable to the USDA and FDA for treatment of used frying oils.
One adsorbent product, Dalsorb from the Dallas Group, forms a filter cake that removes particulate and adsorbs the degradation products that are formed during the frying process.
Dal-sorb was evaluated in a field study of a commercial frying operation in which daily oil sampl-es were collected. The samples were analysed for FFA content, soap content, colour analysis, anisidine value, total polar materials, and polymeric content. The oil quality after filtration each day was near that of new oil. Daily averages are summarised below: FFA 0.05 %, soap 10 ppm ,anisidine value 30, polar material 2 per cent, Polymeric material 0.8 per cent
¡°Dalsorb was evaluated in a field study of a commercial frying operation in which daily oil samples were collected.¡±
One measure of the quality of oil always used is the colour of the oil. An example of oil before and after filtration with Dalsorb: (before treatment on left, after Dalsorb treatment on the right)
Daily use of the adsorbent, Dalsorb, yielded the following benefits:
Fortunately, an efficient adsorbent filtration solution is readily available to producers of fried products, even when low-trans oil is used. Daily use of adsorbent filtration has been demon-strated to maintain frying oil and finished product quality.
from potato processing international, may/june 2006