Since temperature increases reduce the viscosity of the dough and promote growth of air bubbles, the thickness of cell walls in the extrudates decrease (Yuliani et al. 2006a), thus reducing the cutting force.
Since temperature increases reduce the viscosity of the dough and promote growth of air bubbles, the thickness of cell walls in the extrudates decrease (Yuliani et al. 2006a), thus reducing the cutting force.