Lastly, the more evident non-starchy network promoted by cooking, where starch granules are deeply embedded, in B20 and B40 spaghetti with respect to control (Fig. 1), along with the increasing level of DF found in ws+lpa+lf bean-enriched spaghetti, could have further limited enzymatic hydrolysis by acting as a physical barrier and/or by increasing viscosity (Singh, Dartois, & Kaur, 2010).