Impact of oleogelator type and concentration on the properties of food-grade bigels: a comparative study of three waxes

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Publication date: 15 December 2025

Source: LWT, Volume 238

Author(s): Marcela Quilaqueo, Koyam Catalán, Sonia Millao, Ingrid Contardo, Eduardo Morales, Mónica Rubilar

Publication date: 15 December 2025Source: LWT, Volume 238Author(s): Marcela Quilaqueo, Koyam Catalán, Sonia Millao, Ingrid Contardo, Eduardo Morales, Mónica Rubilar Read More

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