Nutritional, textural, microbiological and sensory evaluation was performed in soybean butters produced
from defatted flour, cooked, sprouted and fried seeds. Commercial peanut butter served as control.
Soybean butters had the highest significant amounts of moisture (3.7e5.4 g/100 g) and protein (25.8
e30 g/100 g). Commercial peanut butter had the highest significant amounts of fats (58.7 g/100 g) and
energy (2768 KJ/100 g). The peroxide value of commercial peanut butter was lower (0.13e10.4 meq/kg)
than that of soy butters (0.2e30.2 meq/kg) over the storage period of 5 months/25 C. For microbiological
evaluation, sprouted and cooked soy butters were much stable than commercial peanut butter. In texture
analysis, sprouted soy butter was less significant hard (1.2 N) and the least adhesive (1.3 NS1) and chewy
(0.48 N) of all treatments. Fried soy butter had the lowest overall acceptability (6.3) of sensory scores
among all the soy butters; while sprouted soy butter had the highest (7.5) one. Results could be useful in
improving soy butter processing, predicting storage stability and delivering soy butter to consumers who
are more concerned about soy products as a functional food and low-fat content other than commercial
peanut butter
Nutritional, textural, microbiological and sensory evaluation was performed in soybean butters producedfrom defatted flour, cooked, sprouted and fried seeds. Commercial peanut butter served as control.Soybean butters had the highest significant amounts of moisture (3.7e5.4 g/100 g) and protein (25.8e30 g/100 g). Commercial peanut butter had the highest significant amounts of fats (58.7 g/100 g) andenergy (2768 KJ/100 g). The peroxide value of commercial peanut butter was lower (0.13e10.4 meq/kg)than that of soy butters (0.2e30.2 meq/kg) over the storage period of 5 months/25 C. For microbiologicalevaluation, sprouted and cooked soy butters were much stable than commercial peanut butter. In textureanalysis, sprouted soy butter was less significant hard (1.2 N) and the least adhesive (1.3 NS1) and chewy(0.48 N) of all treatments. Fried soy butter had the lowest overall acceptability (6.3) of sensory scoresamong all the soy butters; while sprouted soy butter had the highest (7.5) one. Results could be useful inimproving soy butter processing, predicting storage stability and delivering soy butter to consumers whoare more concerned about soy products as a functional food and low-fat content other than commercialpeanut butter
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