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What is soy lecithin made out of?

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Commercial soy lecithin is a complex mixture containing 65-75% phospholipids, which gives it its unique emulsifying properties. So, what is soy lecithin made out of and how is this common food additive extracted from soybeans during the oil refining process?

What is Lecithin a Byproduct of? Uncovering its Origins

3 min read
Lecithin was first isolated from egg yolk in 1846, but today, over 90% of the world's supply is a byproduct of the large-scale vegetable oil manufacturing industry. This crucial emulsifier, which keeps oil and water from separating, is most commonly sourced from soybeans during their oil extraction process.