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lecithin an emulsifier used in lotions and creams.
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lecithin Used as an emulsifier and surfactant. High in the B vitamins choline and inositol. It's found in egg yolk and manufactured from soy oil.
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lecithin A major component of cell membranes containing equal amounts of saturated and monounsaturated fatty acids, phosphate, and choline. Lecithin is a member of the lipid group called phospholipids. Its biochemical name is phosphatidylcholine (PC).
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lecithin [LEHS-uh-thihn] A fatty substance obtained from egg yolks and legumes, used to preserve, emulsify and moisturize food. Lecithin-vegetable oil sprays (available in every supermarket) can be used instead of high-calorie oils for greasing pans and sauteing foods.
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lecithin Present in all living cells it is a waxy oil, derived from soybeans and eggs, that has great water binding abilities. Acts as an anti-oxidant, and emulsifier.
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