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A method of forming solid pellets from lipids which are normally liquid or semi-solid at ambient temperatures is disclosed. A suspension of a coagulant in a lipid is formed. Water is admixed to form an emulsion which is then separated into discrete portions. The discrete portions are contacted with

A method of forming solid pellets from lipids which are normally liquid or semi-solid at ambient temperatures is disclosed. A suspension of a coagulant in a lipid is formed. Water is admixed to form an emulsion which is then separated into discrete portions. The discrete portions are contacted with a hardening agent and then dried under controlled conditions to form the resulting solid pellets which can contain up to 95 percent or more of the lipid.

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In a method of forming solid pellets from low-titer lipids which are generally liquid or semisolid at room temperature, wherein an emulsion is formed of a coagulant present in an amount effective to induce coagulation in the presence of a hardening agent, water and a lipid, and the emulsion is then

In a method of forming solid pellets from low-titer lipids which are generally liquid or semisolid at room temperature, wherein an emulsion is formed of a coagulant present in an amount effective to induce coagulation in the presence of a hardening agent, water and a lipid, and the emulsion is then separated into discrete portions and the discrete portions are hardened by exposure to the hardening agent; the improvement comprising forming the emulsion by first admixing the coagulant and the lipid to form a suspension of the coagulant in the lipid; and then admixing the suspension with water.