RESUMOO objetivo deste trabalho foi verificar a viabilidade de enriquecimento do "iogurte"de soja com cálcio, para que o produto apresentasse níveis deste mineral equivalentes ou superiores aos encontrados nos iogurtes tradicionais e mantivesse as propriedades tecnológicas e sensoriais adequadas. Foram testados cinco sais: carbonato, citrato, fosfato, gliconato e lactato de cálcio, na concentração de 600mg de cálcio elementar/L. Os produtos foram avaliados quanto ao tempo de fermentação, pH, acidez titulável, viscosidade, consistência, concentração de cálcio e propriedades sensoriais (testes de diferença do controle e aceitação). A adição de cálcio ao "iogurte" de soja na forma de citrato, fosfato, carbonato, gliconato e lactato de cálcio, apesar de provocar alterações na acidez titulável, viscosidade e consistência, não conferiu propriedades sensoriais indesejáveis ao produto e o tempo de fermentação não excedeu aos verificados nos processos industriais convencionais. Desta forma todos os sais testados se mostraram viáveis para o processo de enriquecimento do "iogurte" de soja com cálcio.Palavras-chave: "iogurte" de soja; enriquecimento; cálcio; análise sensorial. SUMMARY SENSORIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CALCIUM ENRICHMENT OF A SOY-WHEY-YOGURT.The aim of this work was to obtain a soy-whey-yogurt with the same or higher calcium levels than that of traditional ones and with suitable sensory and technological properties. Five salts were tested: calcium carbonate, citrate, phosphate, gliconate and lactate, in the concentration of 600mg of the elementary calcium/L.The fermentation time, pH, titratable acidity, viscosity, consistency, iron concentration and sensory properties (difference from the control and acceptance tests) of the product were evaluated. The addition of calcium to the soy-whey-yogurt as carbonate, citrate, phosphate, gliconate and lactate, despite the changes in the titratable acidity, viscosity, consistency and fermentation time, causes no adverse effects in the sensory properties indicating that any calcium salts studied could be used in the soy-wheyyogurt enrichment process.
Brazil has a great potential for tropical fruit juice production, amongst which mango deserves special attention. In addition concern about health given inpetus to research and development on low calorie foods and non-caloric sweeteners.Alternative sweeteners can produce a variety of indesirable sensory characteristics, it being necessary to study them individually in the specific food or beverage. The objective of this study was to sensorially evaluate, industrialized reconstituted mango juice and mango pulp, sweetened with various edulcorants (mixture of cyclamate/saccharin 2:1, aspartame, sucralose and stevioside leaf extract) and sucrose. Physicochemical (pH, titratable acidity, total and soluble solids, reducing and non-reducing sugars and colour) determinations were carried out and also sensory analysis such as ideal sweetness using the just-about-right scale, sweetness equivalents, quantitative descriptive analysis, time-intensity analysis and acceptability of the sweetened mango juice and pulp with sucrose and with the edulcorants cited above. The quantitative descriptive analysis, time intensity analysis and acceptance test data were evaluated by the analysis of variance (ANOVA), Tukey's Test and the principal component analysis. The statistical analysis was carried out using the SAS program. The optimum sucrose concentration was 8% in mango juice and 7.5% in mango pulp. The results showed that sucralose had the greatest potency amongst the four intensity sweeteners tested in mango juice and pulp, while stevia leaf extract exhibited the smallest.Stevioside leaf extract was characterized by a strong bitter taste, sweet aftertaste and bitter aftertaste in the quantitative descriptive analysis. Sweetness, bitterness and fruitiness were evaluated by time-intensity methodology for mango juice and pulp. Stevioside leaf extract time-intensity curves showed a significantly longer sweet and bitter aftertaste than other sweeteners. Sucrose displayed a clean sweet taste with no unpleasant aftertaste. Sucrose had a higher intensity of fruit flavor and aspartame elicited significantly longer persistence of fruitiness, suggesting an xii intensification effect. The sensorial profiles of aspartame and sucralose were similar to that of sucrose in the quantitative descriptive analysis and time-intensity analysis. The acceptance test showed that the formulations with sucrose, aspartame and sucralose were similar in all attributes and had the highest acceptability. This observation suggests that the acceptance of a sweetener is related to the intensity of sweet aftertaste, bitter and bitter aftertaste. xiii ÍNDICE DE FIGURAS1. Gráfico para seleção de provadores utilizando análise seqüencial.2. Modelo de Ficha utilizado no Teste de Aceitação com Escala do Ideal.3. Modelo de Ficha utilizado no Teste de Estimação de Magnitude.4. Modelo de Ficha para aplicação do Método de Rede. 5. Gráfico e equação da reta obtidos no teste para determinação da concentração ideal de sacarose a ser adicionada ao suco de manga.6. Gráfico e equaçã...
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