Changes in the amount of SAC at various temperatures in the
black garlic manufacturing process are shown in Table 1. The
amount of SAC increased significantly as the heat treatment process
progressed, and garlic samples heated at low temperatures had
higher amounts of SAC than those heated at higher temperatures.
The SAC content of garlic samples heated at 40 C for 45 days was
124.67 mg/g, whereas that of garlic samples heated at 85 C was
only 85.46 mg/g.