Titlebook: Alternative Routes to Oil Structuring; Ashok R. Patel Book 2015 The Author(s) 2015 Fat crystallization.Oil Structuring.Oleogelation.Satura

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Natural Waxes as Oil Structurants,fferent natural waxes (with differing melting ranges) is described mainly with respect to their network forming properties at their respective minimum gelling concentrations to give the readers a comprehensive understanding of wax-based oleogels.

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Inorganic Particle-Based Oleogels, stabilized by hydrogen bonding among particles. These oleogels can be further combined with weak water gels to create a relatively unexplored class of colloids called bigels. The microstructure and rheological properties of fumed silica-based oleogels and bigels are described in details in this chapter.

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Polymer-Based Oleogels Created Using Indirect Methods,een well-characterized. However, since, most of the food polymers are inherently hydrophilic in nature, they are ineffective in structuring oils due to their limited dispersibility in oil. Indirect approaches such as foam and emulsion templated processes can be used to exploit structuring properties

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Inorganic Particle-Based Oleogels,complex microstructure and interesting surface chemistry, fumed silica is capable of forming oleogels through the formation of a continuous 3D network stabilized by hydrogen bonding among particles. These oleogels can be further combined with weak water gels to create a relatively unexplored class o

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