for poultry breasts treated with solutions containing
hexametaphosphate (GLASS), STPP, or TSPP, compared
to untreated breasts. However, Miller and Harrison
(1965) reported no differences in shear force between
untreated longissimus steaks, or those treated with
SHMP for various periods. Additionally, Lawrence
et al. (2003) reported no differences in shear force values
for semitendinosus or longissimus steaks that were untreated
or treated with a calcium lactate, sodium chloride,
and phosphate solution. In the present study, the
lack of the phosphate treatments to decrease shear force
values may be related to the relatively large amount of
collagen present in the biceps femoris (Rhee et al., 2004).
for poultry breasts treated with solutions containinghexametaphosphate (GLASS), STPP, or TSPP, comparedto untreated breasts. However, Miller and Harrison(1965) reported no differences in shear force betweenuntreated longissimus steaks, or those treated withSHMP for various periods. Additionally, Lawrenceet al. (2003) reported no differences in shear force valuesfor semitendinosus or longissimus steaks that were untreatedor treated with a calcium lactate, sodium chloride,and phosphate solution. In the present study, thelack of the phosphate treatments to decrease shear forcevalues may be related to the relatively large amount ofcollagen present in the biceps femoris (Rhee et al., 2004).
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