“…Studies have attempted to form prolamin‐based complexes using other methods, such as ethanol‐induced (Liu, Li, Mao, & Gao, 2018), pH‐ and heat‐induced (Chang, Wang, Hu, & Luo, 2017b; Veneranda et al., 2018; Wang & Zhang, 2019), complex coacervation (da Silva, de Oliveira, Simas, & Riegel‐Vidotti, 2020; Kaushik et al., 2019), supercritical antisolvent (Franco, Reverchon, & De Marco, 2018; Li & Zhao, 2017), electrohydrodynamic atomization (Gomez‐Estaca, Balaguer, Gavara, & Hernandez‐Munoz, 2012), and spray drying methods (Tsai & Weng, 2019). These methods are used to form zein and/or gliadin‐based complexes, but their application to prepare hordein and/or kafirin‐based complexes has not been investigated.…”