BENEO's
chicory root fibers inulin and oligofructose are extracted by a hot-water process, and according to Mr.
"The inulin used in this study is coming from
chicory root, not a food we would normally eat.
The ingredients that now classify as dietary fibers are: mixed plant cell wall fibers (sugar cane fiber and apple fiber); arabinoxylan (cereal grains); inulin (a carbohydrate) and inulin-type fructans (
chicory root); high amylose starch, which Is resistant to digestion and has a low glyceric index; galactooligosaccharide and polydextrose (prebiotics); resistant maltodextrin/dextrin (from corn); and alginate, primarily used in medical applications.
Dr Ranj Singh is supporting the launch of Arla Fibre Yoghurt, which contains
chicory root, a type of fibre you can't see or taste.
Roy, "Tumour inhibitory activity of
chicory root extract against Ehrlich ascites carcinoma in mice," Fitoterapia, vol.
Dishes such as squid dressed in horseradish juice, Texel lamb with turnip and mint and cake made from
chicory root and blackcurrant can be found on the menu, which promises a combination of amazing fresh produce straight from the garden, alongside special things that have been preserved from previous seasons.
Culturelle Kids Regularity Gentle-Go combines the most clinically studied "good" bacteria, Lactobacillus, with dietary fiber sourced from kiwi and
chicory root, according to i-Health Inc., the brand's manufacturer.
Chicory root contains some phytochemicals such as inulin (starch-like polysaccharide), coumarins, flavonoids, sesquiterpene lactones (lactucin and lactucopicrin), tannins, alkaloids, vitamins, minerals, and volatile oils [9].
However, sensorial evaluations have shown that using Beneos
chicory root fibres and functional carbohydrates results in maximised taste.
The product combines the most clinically studied "good" bacteria, Lactobacillus, with dietary fiber sourced from kiwi and
chicory root, the i-Health Inc.
The building stores
chicory root at slightly below freezing temperatures for up to eight months.
Strides to up the intake of whole grains and other fiber-rich ingredients, including oat fiber, corn bran, inulin or
chicory root fiber, and soluble corn fiber, are being made.
Good foods to try are Jerusalem artichoke,
chicory root, garlic, leek, onions, sauerkraut, asparagus, banana, oats, apples and barley."
Instead, food makers are adding something called "isolated fibres" made from
chicory root or purified powders of polydextrose and other substances that haven't been shown to lower blood sugar or cholesterol.
