From the compositional data, shown in Table 2, it can be seen that beefsteak had 0% carbohydrates, and concentrated orange juice had approximately 37% carbohydrates. In the presence of carbohydrates water can form hydrates and decrease the available water for phase change (Park, 2008). This suggested that beefsteak had less bound water, so most of its water fraction had undergone phase change unlike concentrated orange juice which had high amount of soluble sugars (Park, 2008 and Thanatuksorn et al., 2008).