Maltose Syrup

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Maltose Syrup has features such as mild sweetness, high crystalline resistance and heat stability. Using maltose syrup in candy production can enhance the flavor and prevent frosting of the product. Maltose syrup can retain moisture and is ferment-able. Using maltose syrup in baking products can help keep the fluffiness, flavor and moisture of the product. Maltose syrup can be applied in fruit jam, jelly, canned food, meat product, beverages, sauce products and dairy products to increase stickiness, preserve flavor and retain moisture of the product.

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