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What Is Egg White Powder?

Foaming, Gel Strength and Wholesale Albumen Powder Sourcing Guide

How egg white powder is produced by spray drying, high-whip and high-gel grades, conversion ratio to fresh egg white, quality and safety criteria and wholesale buying notes.

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What is egg white powder? How is it produced? High whip or high gel? Applications in food manufacturing Technical properties and quality criteria What to check when buying Wholesale sourcing: price and minimum order Frequently asked questions
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What is egg white powder?

Egg white powder (albumen powder) is produced by spray-drying pasteurised liquid egg white and typically contains 80% protein or more. 1 kg of powder equals about 7–8 kg of liquid egg white, the whites of more than 200 eggs. It carries the functions of fresh white (foaming, gelling, binding) while offering long shelf life, easy dosing and microbiological safety.

02

How is it produced?

Eggs are broken, the white separated from the yolk, filtered and pasteurised. To increase foaming capacity some producers remove sugar from the white by fermentation (desugaring); this prevents browning during drying and extends shelf life. The white is spray dried, then given a dry heat treatment (hot-room pasteurisation, several days at 55–60 °C) for Salmonella safety and higher gel strength. High-gel and high-whip grades diverge at this final step.

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High whip or high gel?

High-whip grades are for products that must hold air: meringue, marshmallow, nougat, biscuits. High-gel grades are for products that need binding and slice strength: surimi, fish and meat products, pasta, protein bars. The standard grade sits between the two. Choosing the wrong grade leads to foam collapse or weak gel.

04

Applications in food manufacturing

Meringue and confectionery, cakes and biscuits, protein bars and beverage powders, sports nutrition, surimi and fish products, binder in meat products, pasta and noodles, cake mixes. Typical usage is 1–10%.

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Technical properties and quality criteria

Check protein (≥ 80%), moisture (≤ 8%), fat (≤ 0.5%), pH, foaming capacity (ml foam / g) or gel strength (g), colour, solubility and microbiological values (Salmonella absent in 25 g, Enterobacteriaceae, total plate count). Pasteurisation statement, origin and veterinary health certificate are mandatory documents for importing egg products.

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What to check when buying

Define the application and ask for the right grade. Desugared product offers longer shelf life and lighter colour. Türkiye, the European Union and India are common origins; for imports, follow the veterinary health certificate and avian influenza status. Obtain the specification, lot-specific COA, Salmonella report, pasteurisation statement and halal certificate (if required) with the quotation.

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Wholesale sourcing: price and minimum order

The wholesale price of egg white powder follows the egg market, grade (whip/gel), desugaring, origin and order quantity. The typical minimum order is one pallet (500 kg). PERDIST identifies the grade suited to your application, compares sources and provides a written quotation with the mandatory health documents.

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Frequently asked questions

Mix 1 part powder with 7 parts water and allow 20–30 minutes to hydrate, then use like fresh white. It can also be added directly to dry mixes.
Fat contamination (yolk residue, equipment grease), insufficient hydration or the wrong grade (high gel) prevents foaming. Clean equipment and the correct grade are essential.
Typically 12–24 months in unopened packaging; desugared grades are near the upper end. Store cool (≤ 20 °C), dry and odour-free.

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