Emulsifiers used in food are known as emulgents. Amongst several emulsifiers, an egg is the most commonly used and oldest emulsifiers. Emulsifiers are having a large application in confectionary and chocolate products offering several benefits during storage and processing. The initial emulsifier used in chocolate are lecithin and PGPR. Therefore, emulsifiers are presented to allow water and oil to be shared in a stable state for a long time. The industry of food is moving towards the usage of lecithin in suspensions as the hydrophobic end is getting dissolved in water and oil. In addition, lecithin is used to break down dietary fats and blood in small particles, assisting in weight loss.
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