In previous studies, bioaccessible total phenolics within this range
was obtained for sour cherry nectar (11.6%) (Toydemir et al.,
2013), dried tomatoes (12%) (Kamiloglu et al., 2014) and pomegranate
(14.2%) (Sengul, Surek, & Nilufer-Erdil, 2014). In addition,
jam and marmalade processing led to increases in percent recovery of bioaccessible total phenolic content (7.2–12.6%).