The importance of dietary fibre in the human diet is widely
accepted, and over the years extensive research has been undertaken
relating to the enrichment of food products with fibre. Pasta,
bread, extruded snacks, cake and muffins are staple foods that are
consumed at large by the majority of the population, and can
represent a convenient vehicle for imparting dietary fibre into
people’s diet. The paper has reviewed the diversity of fibres that
have been used for preparing high
fibre
Extensive research has shown fruit and vegetable by-products
to be a high source of dietary fibre. Also, their use can impart
such functional benefits as gelling, thickening and water binding.
These properties are advantageous and may be utilized in many
fields such as bakery products, meat products, snacks and diabetic
beverages. The by-products can also possess antioxidant activity. It
has also emerged that DF concentrates could be used as functional
ingredients in food to avoid syneresis, to stabilise products with a
high percentage of fat and emulsion and to modify the texture and
the viscosity of formulated products by virtue of their high WHC
and OHC and their rheological properties.
The importance of dietary fibre in the human diet is widely
accepted, and over the years extensive research has been undertaken
relating to the enrichment of food products with fibre. Pasta,
bread, extruded snacks, cake and muffins are staple foods that are
consumed at large by the majority of the population, and can
represent a convenient vehicle for imparting dietary fibre into
people’s diet. The paper has reviewed the diversity of fibres that
have been used for preparing high
fibre
Extensive research has shown fruit and vegetable by-products
to be a high source of dietary fibre. Also, their use can impart
such functional benefits as gelling, thickening and water binding.
These properties are advantageous and may be utilized in many
fields such as bakery products, meat products, snacks and diabetic
beverages. The by-products can also possess antioxidant activity. It
has also emerged that DF concentrates could be used as functional
ingredients in food to avoid syneresis, to stabilise products with a
high percentage of fat and emulsion and to modify the texture and
the viscosity of formulated products by virtue of their high WHC
and OHC and their rheological properties.
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