In Table 2, mechanical parameters obtained from texture analysis are exposed. The use of egg yolk and egg yolk fractions as ingredients in gels, when compared with the control gel (without egg derivatives), increased the consistence and deformation resistance of products. Control gel was softer and more fragile than gels with egg yolk, plasma or granules, needing less energy and strength to be deformed and broken. This increment of the product gel strength, hardness and deformation work can be explained by the interaction between egg derivatives and the carrageenan, since this interaction originates a structure with more consistency (Fig. 4).