Glossary entry (derived from question below)
английский term or phrase:
pan release compositions having low viscosity structured lipids
русский translation:
состав для смазывания кухонной посуды, включающий в себя маловязкие структурированые жиры (липиды)
английский term
pan release compositions having low viscosity structured lipids
Vegetable-based edible oil compositions long have been used in cooking applications. Edible oil products provide taste, nutrition and anti-stick properties for any number of pan cooking, baking or similar types of uses and applications. Edible oil products of this general type include margarines, whipped spreads, tub margarines, shortenings, oils and sprayable compositions. Room temperature viscosities of these products vary depending upon the composition and the intended end use. Some such end uses require a viscosity low enough to permit propelling of the composition by an aerosol unit, a pump assembly, or other means for dispensing in a spray or mist pattern, whether for use in home kitchens, commercial kitchens, or on industrial cooking or baking lines. ###Products which are dispensable in these manners are referred to herein as pan release products or pan release compositions. ###
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