Sy. Reddy et Jv. Prabhakar, COCOA BUTTER EXTENDERS FROM KOKUM (GARCINIA-INDICA) AND PHULWARA (MADHUCA-BUTYRACEA) BUTTER, Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 71(2), 1994, pp. 217-219
Cocoa butter extenders, suitable for use in chocolate and confectioner
y, were prepared from Kokum fat and a Phulwara butter fraction. The la
tter fraction was prepared from Phulwara butter by two-stage dry fract
ionation and blended with Kokum fat in selected proportions to obtain
a series of hard butters with different melting profiles. The blends w
ith higher proportions of Kokum fat were harder and hence may find app
lication in warm climates. The blends had solidification properties, f
atty acid and triacylglycerol compositions similar to those of cocoa b
utter. In addition, they had narrow melting ranges like cocoa butter,
and they were compatible with cocoa butter and have tolerance toward m
ilk fat.