However, upon freezing, water in the
food is transformed into ice and as the ice separates out, the concentration
of the unfrozen phase in contact with the ice increases. Both
the ice formation and the increasing concentration of the unfrozen
component result in physical stress on the food matrix (Reid, Kerr,
& Hsu, 1994; Reid, 1999). When this frozen food is thawed for
consumption, the moisture readily separates from the matrix and
causes a change in the texture, drip loss, and often deterioration in
the overall quality
However, upon freezing, water in thefood is transformed into ice and as the ice separates out, the concentrationof the unfrozen phase in contact with the ice increases. Boththe ice formation and the increasing concentration of the unfrozencomponent result in physical stress on the food matrix (Reid, Kerr,& Hsu, 1994; Reid, 1999). When this frozen food is thawed forconsumption, the moisture readily separates from the matrix andcauses a change in the texture, drip loss, and often deterioration inthe overall quality
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