2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.meatsci.2005.05.022
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Effect of antioxidants on stabilization of meat products fortified with n− 3 fatty acids

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“…(Colmenero 2007;Kolanowski and Laufenberg 2006). Algal oil has also been used in meat products (Lee et al 2006). Fish oils have been considered as important sources of omega-3 fatty acids with varied functionalities.…”
Section: Meat Incorporated Foodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Colmenero 2007;Kolanowski and Laufenberg 2006). Algal oil has also been used in meat products (Lee et al 2006). Fish oils have been considered as important sources of omega-3 fatty acids with varied functionalities.…”
Section: Meat Incorporated Foodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This fact can be attributed to the sodium erythorbate, which is a compound used in meat products to enhance color and to inhibit microbiological growth and lipid oxidation. However, depending on the added concentration it can act as a pro-oxidant [27]. This result may also have been associated with the higher fat content in the SHP treatment (15.25%) ( Table 2), given that the higher the amount of fat the greater the tendency of a product to oxidize, as observed by Estévez et al [29], in pig liver pâté with different concentrations of fat.…”
Section: Lipid Oxidation-tbarsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The SHP and CHP treatments had the lowest values, which can be explained by the addition of sodium erythorbate in the standard treatment, which assists in the development of color because ascorbic acid donates electrons to the nitrite, leading to the formation of nitric oxide [27]. These findings in the present study are in agreement with a study by Perlo et al [22], who found values of 6.22 in ham pâté without added antioxidant and 8.71 in ham pâté with added sodium ascorbate.…”
Section: Measurement Of Colormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considerando o composto eritorbato de sódio comumente utilizado em produtos cárneos para melhorar a cor, inibir crescimento microbiológico e oxidação lipídica (BARRINGER; ABU-ALI; CHUNG, 2005), quando adicionado em baixas concentrações (< 200-300 mg/kg) em produtos cárneos atua como pró-oxidante, enquanto que em altas concentrações (> 300 mg/kg) desempenha capacidade antioxidante eficiente (LEE et al, 2006). Desta forma, observa-se que a adição de extrato hidroetanólico de cogumelo do sol é capaz de proporcionar melhores resultados em relação à estabilidade oxidativa de linguiça de carne suína quando comparado ao controle, deste que adicionado na concentração de 2 %, podendo estender a vida útil até 21 dias de armazenamento utilizando embalagem permeável ao oxigênio e mantido a 4ºC.…”
Section: Análises Físico-químicasunclassified