EP3820979A1 - Cocoa butter composition, and process for obtaining same - Google Patents
Cocoa butter composition, and process for obtaining sameInfo
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- EP3820979A1 EP3820979A1 EP19737748.4A EP19737748A EP3820979A1 EP 3820979 A1 EP3820979 A1 EP 3820979A1 EP 19737748 A EP19737748 A EP 19737748A EP 3820979 A1 EP3820979 A1 EP 3820979A1
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Definitions
- composition of cocoa butter and process for obtaining it Composition of cocoa butter and process for obtaining it.
- the present invention is in the food industry and relates to a new composition of cocoa butter and to a process for obtaining cocoa butter, more specifically to the process for obtaining this composition of cocoa butter , by one or more fractionation steps by molecular distillation, alone or in combination with other fractionation processes.
- the present invention also relates to food or non-food compositions incorporating this cocoa butter composition of the invention.
- Cocoa butter is the fat obtained from the cocoa bean of Theobroma cacao ('designating all cocoa trees) and is defined as an edible fat.
- Cocoa butter has a composition and physicochemical properties which are specific to it and which make this fat unique. (Reference describing the composition of cocoa butter according to different origins, see: M. Lipp and ail, 2001, Journal of food composition and analysis 14, 399-408).
- cocoa butter is solid at room temperature thanks to its high melting point (around 35 ° C) and melts very quickly. This behavior of cocoa butter is of great interest in certain food fields, such as the manufacture of chocolate. However, for other applications such as fodder, ice cream, etc ... for which the fat used must present at room temperature, a less hard texture, of ointment or liquid type, cocoa butter cannot be used alone or must be mixed with a other vegetable or animal fat, to present the required texture.
- a modified composition of cocoa butter is of great interest for various food industries, such as the Chocolate Industry or spreads, confectionery, cookies, UHT and fresh dessert, etc., to adapt the texture.
- chocolate or chocolate-based products without adding other types of animal or vegetable fats (in particular to avoid using palm oil or shea oil) and therefore to keep the European name for “Chocolate with pure cocoa butter”.
- a modified composition of cocoa butter can also find non-food applications, for example in cosmetics, for its moisturizing, antioxidant, soothing, regenerative or healing properties.
- the fat of healthy and whole beans having been fermented and dried in due time, stored appropriately and exported in an appropriate manner from their zone of origin, will generally have a Free Fatty Acid (LFA) or Free content.
- Fatty Acids (FFA) less than 1% and certainly less than 1.7%, calculated relative to the weight of the bean which is the legal limit for cocoa butter in the European Union (Directive 2000/36 / EC) and according to the standard on cocoa butter (86-1981, REV.1-2001) of the Codex Alimentarius of 2001.
- Different fractionation methods well known to those skilled in the art make it possible to separate the "liquid” and "solid" fractions from the fat.
- Molecular distillation is a continuous process of physical fractionation of the constituents of a complex mixture. Its principle is based on the differences in vapor pressure of these constituents at a given temperature with the result that the lighter constituents have a higher vapor pressure and therefore vaporize before the heavier constituents.
- the operation is carried out at high temperature (more than 200 ° C, even 250 ° C), for a very short time (a few seconds) and under a very high vacuum (0.001 to 0.004 mbar, or about one millionth of atmospheric pressure). Then, a continuous scraping of the product in contact with the vaporization surface makes it possible to produce a thin film with constant stirring, which promotes the heat exchange and the evaporation of the desired constituents.
- the distance as well as the reduced time between the vaporization zone and the condensation zone make it possible to carry out very efficient separations of compounds which nevertheless have close vapor pressures and to maintain the high vacuum required.
- the patent application FR 2180242 describes a molecular distillation of an unrefined cocoa butter and chemically treated after extraction from the bean, in order to obtain a concentrate of unsaponifiables and incorporating hydrocarbons, Tocopherols, terpene alcohols and sterols, for use as a cosmetic emulsion.
- Chemical treatment to obtain the raw material for this molecular distillation requires the use of chemicals and adds steps to the process of fractionating a cocoa butter.
- the present invention aims to obtain an improved composition of a cocoa butter incorporating a higher percentage of certain lipids than a composition of an unprocessed cocoa butter, so as not to have the drawbacks of the 'state of the art.
- a preferred object of the present invention is to obtain such a composition which comprises less hard fractions than a composition of a natural and unprocessed, but refined cocoa butter from which it is preferably derived and which can thus find new advantageous applications in the food sector without modifying the taste of the food products obtained, in particular in the preparation of spreads, ice creams, Tru chocolate, fodder, or other food products or in the non-food field, in particular in cosmetics.
- Another object of the present invention is to obtain such a composition which is always considered to be “pure cocoa butter” and can therefore be incorporated into a food composition which, according to European regulations, is always referred to as “ chocolate ”, in particular“ Chocolate with pure cocoa butter ”.
- the present invention also aims to provide a process for producing a cocoa butter composition, preferably a process for producing the cocoa butter composition of the invention, in particular a process which is easily can be automated and industrialized for the production of large volumes of this new cocoa butter composition of the invention.
- a final object of the invention is to provide a treatment for cocoa butter by a process which will make it possible to obtain several fractions all of which can be used in the food sector, in particular for the preparation of a chocolate.
- a first aspect of the present invention relates to a composition of a cocoa butter, preferably one or more distillate (s) of cocoa butter, having a composition comprising a particular percentage of lipids, also called new lipid fractions, as well as a process for obtaining this new composition of cocoa butter.
- the composition of cocoa butter is characterized by its high percentage of palmitic fatty acid (C16: 0) compared to the composition of total fatty acids of an untreated, but refined cocoa butter, in particular the percentage of weight in palmitic acid (called type C16: 0) is greater than 27%, preferably greater than 27.5%; 28%; at 28.5; at 29%; 29.5%; at 30%; 30.5%; at 31%; at 31.5%; at 32%; at 32.5% or approximately 33%, these weight percentages being calculated in absolute value over all of the fatty acids of the composition of the cocoa butter of the invention, preferably the distillate of cocoa butter.
- the palmitic fatty acid percentage of an untreated but refined cocoa butter is around 24%.
- the composition of the invention is also characterized by its low percentage of stearic acid (called type C18: 0) compared to the composition of the total fatty acids of a natural and untreated cocoa butter, in particular the percentage of stearic acid is less than 32%, preferably less than 31.5%; at 31%; 30.5%; at 30%; 29.5%; at 29%; 28.5%; 28%; 27.5%, 27%; at 26.5%, 26%; at 25.5% or approximately 25%, these weight percentages being calculated in absolute value by weight over all of the fatty acids of the composition of the cocoa butter composition, preferably cocoa butter distillate.
- the percentage of Stearic fatty acid in an untreated but refined cocoa butter is approximately 36%.
- the composition of the cocoa butter of the invention is characterized by a preferred ratio between palmitic (type C16: 0) and stearic fatty acids (type C18: 0) and which is between 25% and 33%, preferably between 27% (that is to say equal to or greater than 27%) and 33% by weight for palmitic fatty acid (of type C16: 0) and between 25% and 32% by weight for stearic fatty acid (type C18: 0).
- the composition may preferably comprise 27% or more than 27% by weight of palmitic acid and 32% or less of 32%, 31.1% or less of 31.5%, 31% or less than 31%, 30.5% or less than 30.5%, 30% or less than 30%, 29.5% or less than 29.5%, 28% or less than 29%, 28.5% or less than 28.5%, 28% or less than 28%, 27.5% or less than 27.5%, 27% or less than 27%, 26.5% or less than 26.5%, 26% or less than 26%, 25.5 or less than 25.5%, 25% or less than 25% by weight of stearic acid.
- the composition may comprise 28% or more than 28% by weight of palmitic acid and 31% or less of 31%, 30.5% or less of 30.5%, 30% or less of 30% , 29.5% or less of 29.5% 29% or less of 29%, 28.5% or less of 28.5%, 28% or less of 28%, 27.5% or less of 27.5 %, 27% or less of 27%, 26.5% or less of 26.5%, 26% or less of 26%, 25.5% or less of 25.5%, 25% or less of 25% in weight of stearic acid.
- the composition may comprise 29% or more than 29% by weight of palmitic acid and 30% or less of 30%, 29.5% less than 29.5%, 29% or less of 29%, 28.5% or less of 28.5%, 28% or less of 28%, 27.5% or less of 27.5%, 27% or less of 27%, 26.5% or less of 26.5 %, 26% or less than 26%, 26.5% or less than 25.5%, 25% or less than 25% by weight of stearic acid.
- composition may comprise 30% or more than 30% by weight of palmitic acid and 29% or less of 29%, 28.5% or less of 28.5%, 28% or less of 28 %, 27.5% or less of 27.5%, 27% or less of 27%, 26.5% or less of 26.5%, 26% or less of 26%, 25.5% or less of 25 , 5%, 25% or less than 25% by weight of stearic acid.
- composition may comprise 31% more than 31% by weight of palmitic acid and 27% or less of 27%, 26.5% or less of 26.5%, 26% or less of 26%, 25.5% or less than 25.5%, 25% or less than 25% by weight of stearic acid.
- composition may comprise 32% or more of 32% by weight of palmitic acid and 26% or less of 26%, 25.5% or less of 25.5%, 25% or less of 25% by weight of stearic acid.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to a process for obtaining cocoa butter, preferably from the composition of the cocoa butter of the invention, in particular one or more distillate (s) of a butter cocoa, which is advantageously obtained by molecular distillation of a non-cocoa butter processed, but refined or partially refined, this unprocessed but refined cocoa butter has a quantity of Free Fatty Acids (FFA), expressed in% of oleic acid less than 1.75%, of preferably less than 1.5%, or even less than 1%, more particularly between 1.3% and 1.5%, these percentages being calculated by weight relative to the total weight of cocoa butter, these rates can be expressed as mg of KOH necessary to neutralize the acidity of 1 g of fat (Acid Index).
- FFA Free Fatty Acids
- a level of GLA (or FFA) of 1% expressed in oleic acid is equal to an acid number of 1.99 mg of KOH per g of fat
- the molecular distillation process of the invention makes it possible to generate, from said unprocessed but refined cocoa butter, one or more distillate (s) (olein) and one or more residue (s) (stearin).
- the molecular distillation steps can be carried out alone or in combination with one or more steps of other fractionation processes performed before or after the step (s) of molecular distillation.
- the molecular distillation is carried out by a heat treatment at a temperature above 250 ° C, more particularly at a temperature between 260 ° C and 320 ° C and in which the distillation is carried out by cooling from a temperature between 250 ° C and 320 ° C, up to a temperature below 50 ° C.
- the molecular distillation is carried out at a pressure of less than 0.10 mbar, preferably between 0.01 mbar and 0.005 mbar.
- the method of the invention may also include the additional steps of preparing a food composition including cocoa butter, in particular chocolate, by the addition of the other usual components for the preparation of dark type chocolate , milk or white, ie sugar and possibly cocoa powder and / or a dairy ingredient and / or other additives, before or during the conching and tempering steps to form this food composition, preferably chocolate.
- unprocessed but refined cocoa butter is meant, in the present invention, cocoa butter which is extracted from the bean by a physical process, without having received any chemical treatment such as trans esterification. However, this "unprocessed cocoa butter; but refined ”is also refined cocoa butter, partially or completely. This refining is an entirely physical and non-chemical process.
- an unprocessed but refined cocoa butter is extracted from cocoa beans and can comprise from 20% to 26% by weight of palmitic fatty acid (of type C16: 0), from 29% to 38% by weight of stearic fatty acid (type C18: 0), from 29% to 38% by weight of oleic fatty acid (type C18: 1) and from 2% to 4% by weight linoleic fatty acid (type C18: 2) and about 1% by weight of arachidic acid (type C20: 0).
- these percentages can vary depending on the geographic origin of the cocoa beans: in South America, the percentage by weight of linoleic fatty acid type C18: 2 is greater than 3%; in Asia, the percentage by weight of linoleic fatty acid type C18: 2 is less than 2.5% and in West Africa, the percentage by weight of linoleic fatty acid type C18: 2 is between 2 , 5% and 3%.
- the invention also relates to the composition of cocoa butter, in particular the cocoa butter distillate, of the invention obtained directly from said fractionation process of the invention and which has a temperature equal to or less than 20 °. C, a hardness, preferably expressed in solids content, lower than that of untreated, but refined cocoa butter, as well as the food or cosmetic composition comprising said cocoa butter distillate.
- the other fraction also obtained by the process of the invention is a retentate which advantageously has a fatty acid profile similar to the refined cocoa butter, from which it is derived and can be used for the same applications as this refined cocoa butter.
- the composition of cocoa butter preferably cocoa butter distillate
- the present invention also relates to a food composition for humans or animals, comprising or incorporating the composition of cocoa butter of the invention, preferably the distillate of the process of the invention.
- the cocoa butter distillate replaces the olein fat from palm oil or other solid or liquid fats, animal or vegetable, preferably for a percentage of at least 0.5%, preferably equal to or greater than 5%, 10%, 15%, 20% or 25% and less than 100% of the amount of olein fat.
- the food composition is chosen from the group consisting of water-in-oil or oil-in-water spreads, in particular spreads without palm oil, including chocolate spreads , ice cream, ganaches and
- chocolate spreads in particular for frozen products, anhydrous fillings, chocolate bars or chocolate drinks.
- the present invention also relates to a cosmetic composition
- a cosmetic composition comprising the cocoa butter distillate according to the invention and one or more cosmetic active ingredient (s).
- FIG 1 shows schematically the different steps of the method of the invention.
- Figure 2 schematically shows an example of a molecular distillation column.
- Figure 3 shows the distillate yield of cocoa butter treated by fractionation as a function of the evaporation temperature.
- FIG. 4 represents the NMR melting profile (level of solids at different temperatures) of different fractions obtained by the process of the invention compared to that of untreated cocoa butter.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 respectively represent the NMR melting profile of the fractions of the cocoa butter distillates obtained for different evaporation temperatures at different temperatures called “tempering" (at 20 ° C and 26 ° C for the Figure 4 and at 26 ° C for Figure 5).
- Figures 7 and 8 show respectively the DSC melting profiles of the fractions of distillates and cocoa butter residues obtained by the process of the invention for different evaporation temperatures.
- FIG. 9 shows the fatty acid profile of the different fractions of the compositions of the invention as a function of the temperatures applied.
- the method according to the invention is characterized by the following steps shown schematically in the attached FIG. 1:
- An unprocessed cocoa butter preferably refined or partially refined, is heated, the proportion of free fatty acids (AGL or FFA for Free Fatty Acids) is less than 1.75% in particular less than 1.5% or close 1.3%, so as to put it entirely in liquid form and to feed the installation continuously; the cocoa butter is then entrained in the vacuum installation and is heated indirectly using a thermal fluid, to a sufficient and necessary temperature, to ensure partial evaporation of its constituents;
- FIG. 2 The diagram representing a type of non-exclusive molecular distillation column is presented in FIG. 2, as well as in the commercial brochure of the company VTA Maschinenstechnische Anlagen GmbH & Co. KG, Bernrieder Str. 10 D-94559 Niederwinkling, Germany).
- the molecular distillation of cocoa butter makes it possible to obtain two fractions: the distillate or "olein” and the residue or "stearin” in variable proportions depending on the parameters applied.
- the graph in FIG. 3 illustrates the influence of the temperature of the evaporator on the yield of the distillate and the graphs in FIGS. 4 to 6 show the impact of the evaporation temperature on the quality of the fractions obtained ( distillates and residues) characterized by the fusion profile.
- the advantageous feature of the molecular distillation process implemented is to allow unexpectedly obtain very different distillates of the starting cocoa butter while recovering one or more residue (s) whose behavior is very close to untreated cocoa butter.
- the distillates obtained by the process of the invention advantageously and unexpectedly have a less hard texture than that of untreated cocoa butter, with a less steep melting curve than cocoa butter, because the distillate obtained at 260 ° C has more solids at 25 ° C / 30 ° C and less solids at 20 ° C and below.
- the two fractions obtained are each independently recoverable and applicable in multiple technical fields of food or non-food, in particular in cosmetics.
- NMR curves were also carried out after tempering of the products. The so-called “tempering” operation is very important for cocoa butter, because it will make it possible to obtain a stable and orderly crystallization of the fat. Commonly, cocoa butter and "solid" fractions are tempered at 26 ° C, while more “liquid” fractions are tempered at 20 ° C.
- fractions obtained were also characterized according to other methods of analysis, such as differential scanning calorimetry or DSC as presented in Figures 7 and 8 (with and without tempering) and expressed as% of liquid obtained by calculation of surface ratios (enthalpy).
- the graph in FIG. 9 shows the typical fatty acid composition of the different fractions obtained by varying a single key variable of the process of the invention: the evaporation temperature.
- Example 1 DSC measurement with tempering:
- This method is based on the use of the following equipment:
- the analysis of the sample is carried out by the following steps: • Heat the sample in a “bain marie”, in an oven or with a microwave heating device, so that it is completely liquid;
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