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So, what is proteines végétales hydrolysées?
"Proteines végétales hydrolysées" is a French term that translates to "hydrolyzed vegetable proteins." This food ingredient is derived from various plant sources, such as soy, wheat, and corn, and is processed through hydrolysis, a method that breaks down the proteins into smaller fragments. Hydrolyzed vegetable proteins are commonly used as flavor enhancers in processed foods, such as soups, sauces, and snack foods. They also have functional properties, such as emulsification and solubility, which make them useful in food formulations. Additionally, hydrolyzed vegetable proteins are a popular ingredient in vegan and vegetarian products, providing a source of protein that is free from animal products.
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