that contents increased with increase in storage period
.The sample C i.e. chips fried in refined sunflower oil
and packed in low density polyethylene bag shows
lower values than other samples. These chips were
fried in refined sunflower oil and packed in low
density polyethylene bags as compared to those
fried in palm oil (Sample A). Likewise chips fried
in refined sunflower oil and packed in polypropylene
bags (sample B) shows lower values as compared to
chips fried in palm oil and packed in polypropylene
bags (Sample D). It can be seen from this that
Sample C is the better of the lots of other samples.
These results are as per the observation of Mogra and
Choudhary (2014).
The Banana chips fried in Palm oil and Refined
sunflower oil and packed in low density polyethylene
and polypropylene and stored for 60 days were
subjected to sensory analysis. The results obtained
were presented in Table 4. The following data shows
that, samples packed in LDPE and PP bags did not
affect on crispiness. Chips fried in refined sunflower