Sorghum Extract Powder
Sorghum has many names: milo in West Africa, Guinea corn, kafir corn in South Africa, dura in Sudan, mtama in East Africa, jowar in India, and kaoliang in China. Sorghum is an ancient grain that was gathered 8,000 years ago in southern Egypt at a place called Nabta Playa. Sorghum was domesticated in Ethiopia and Sudan, and from there spread throughout Africa, where it remains an important cereal.
Sorghum red natural pigment has excellent heat resistance and is the best substitute for caramel pigment.
Application
The aqueous solution is reddish brown, lighter in an acidic environment, and darker in an alkaline environment. Heat-resistant and light-stable. Bright color and good color adhesion. If a small amount of sodium pyrophosphate is added, the influence of metal ions can be suppressed. Easily soluble in water and alcohol solutions, but insoluble in oil. When the pH value is different, the color of the solution will change. The powder does not absorb moisture and will not form solids if stored well.
- Pigmentation.
- It is a flavonoid compound and has an obvious anti-free radical effect.
- Strengthen blood vessels and soften blood vessels.
Application of sorghum red pigment - Application of sorghum red pigment in health products
- Application of sorghum red pigment in cosmetics
- Sorghum red pigment can be used in food throughout Africa, where it remains an important cereal.