In contrast, the increase in the inulin percentage, with constant protein
content generates a separated fluidwith a higher fat holding capacity
than water, since as was previously established (Section 3.1), this
polysaccharide retains fat better than water. Moreover, this may be
due to the fact that the gel that forms the polysaccharide (inulin) favors
the formation of a heat-induced protein matrix, diminishing the link
with water (Álvarez & Barbut, 2013).
From the average values of %F (Y), the canonical Scheffé's equation
was obtained:
%F ¼ −153:69 þ 61:59 P þ 34:48 I–13:99 PI: