The rheological behavior of the samples after the reduction of shear rate (downward curves) can be seen in Table 3. Using the Power Law model it was observed that K varied from 0.08 to 0.15 Pa s1, values which are lower than those obtained for the upward curve. All samples containing TG had higher K values than the respective samples without TG, demonstrating that the addition of TG gives the ice cream a greater resistance to structural rupture. Moreover, the values of the flow behavior index (n) were greater than those of the upward curve, showing that there was a decrease in the pseudoplastic properties when the shear rate decreased. The decrease in K and increase in n can be attributed to the structural breakdown of the protein network of the ice cream due to shearing, which favors this behavior