reported in of the complex modulus, G* ðG* ¼ Fig. 3a. In general, beyond the limit of 0.05% strain a progressive dismantling of the original structure of the matrices was observed, indicating that variations in the rheological properties of the different doughs became dependent on the magnitude of the strain imposed.
NS-D and SL-D showed similar G* values, higher than those exhibited by the other samples. A small difference was observed between FR-D and SC-D, being G* higher in FR-D, thus suggesting a prevalence of the elastic response.
These behaviors reflected those highlighted by the farinographic measurements, even if in that case the deformations applied were much larger.