Hollow solid lipid particles loaded with essential oils via supercritical carbon dioxide to develop novel antimicrobial lipids with controlled release for food applications
Junsi Yang , Car Reen Kok , Deniz Ciftci , Robert Hutkins , Ozan N. Ciftci
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Abstract
The main objective of this study was to develop essential oil-loaded hollow lipid particles with a solid shell as natural food antimicrobials. Peppermint essential oil-loaded hollow solid lipid micro- and nanoparticles were successfully formed by atomization of the CO2-expanded lipid mixture. Essential oil-loading efficiency ranged from 47.5 to 52.7 % depending on the lipid matrix. Particles generated with fully hydrogenated soybean oil (FHSO) and its blends with liquid oils were all spherical but with wrinkles on the surface. The release of the loaded essential oil was altered by changing the lipid matrix. Particles obtained with FHSO as the lipid shell exhibited a faster release (up to 24 %) of the loaded essential oil than those obtained with blends of FHSO and canola oil/sesame oil/camelina oil, which was attributed to the variation in physical strength of the solid lipid shell and extent of particle agglomeration. Moreover, essential oil-loaded FHSO particles achieved >5.5 log reduction on Bacillus cereus and Lactococcus lactis in UHT fat-free milk at 22 °C storage.
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