2. Materials and methods
This study was divided into 2 parts: preliminary study of inulin-type fructans, fructo-oligosaccharide (FOS) and sugars in various
Thai foods; and study of the components in potential food sources.
2.1. Food sampling and samples preparation
For a preliminary study to identify potential food sources of
inulin, forty-seven varieties of plants foods, distributed in five food
groups, were selected as test samples. There were 12 kinds of
starchy roots and tubers, 13 kinds of fruiting vegetables, 7 kinds of
fruits, 11 kinds of spices, and 4 kinds of seeds, as shown in Table 1.
Most of them are grown and consumed in Thailand and other Asian
countries.
2. Materials and methodsThis study was divided into 2 parts: preliminary study of inulin-type fructans, fructo-oligosaccharide (FOS) and sugars in variousThai foods; and study of the components in potential food sources.2.1. Food sampling and samples preparationFor a preliminary study to identify potential food sources ofinulin, forty-seven varieties of plants foods, distributed in five foodgroups, were selected as test samples. There were 12 kinds ofstarchy roots and tubers, 13 kinds of fruiting vegetables, 7 kinds offruits, 11 kinds of spices, and 4 kinds of seeds, as shown in Table 1.Most of them are grown and consumed in Thailand and other Asiancountries.
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