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'''Humectant''' is a substance added to [[food]]s to help retain [[moisture]] and soft texture. An example is [[glycerine]], which may be used in dried [[meat]] snacks.
 
'''Humectant''' is a substance added to [[food]]s to help retain [[moisture]] and soft texture. An example is [[glycerine]], which may be used in dried [[meat]] snacks.
  
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Latest revision as of 03:25, June 24, 2016

Humectant is a substance added to foods to help retain moisture and soft texture. An example is glycerine, which may be used in dried meat snacks.

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