Method of agglomerating high-potency sweetners

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A23L 1/236 (2006.01) A23G 4/00 (2006.01) A23P 1/02 (2006.01)

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CA 1340457

A process is disclosed wherein a high-potency sweetener is treated so as to improve its handling properties, namely flowability, resistance to caking, and bulk density. According to the method, a quantity of a powdered high-potency sweetener is mixed with an agglomerating agent, such as a modified cellulose, and a limited quantity of a solvent for the agglomerating agent, such as water. The quantity of solvent is limited so as to produce a mixture which is only moist or damp. This damp mixture is characterized as being dust-free, non-flowing and crumbly. The damp mixture is then dried and the dried mixture is treated, e.g. by grinding and/or screening, to produce the desired particle size range in the agglomerated high-potency sweetener particles. These agglomerated particles comprise collections or clusters of high-intensity sweetener particles which have been bound together by the agglomerating agent.

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