Mono- and diglycerides are surfactants made when glycerol and lipids or oils are heated together. These are the emulsifiers that are most frequently used in baked goods. As monoglycerides are excellent crumb softeners, they are widely utilized in the manufacturing of buns and pan bread. In addition to their established anti-staling capabilities. In the production and processing of food, medicine, polymers, and other products, GMS is the most extensively used food additive, making up more than half of the market’s emulsifier use.
