“…Consuming flaxseeds only for our diets is a somewhat monotonous activity, and some people find flaxseed's weak sensory appeal offensive. Thus, whole or milled flaxseed has been incorporated into a variety of common foods, such as breads, crackers, muffins, energy bars, snacks, cookies, cake and soups (Karakurt et al, 2022;Sanmartin et al, 2020;Lohan et al, 2020;Mostafa et al, 2019). Flaxseed may have several positive effects on health, including reducing blood fat, antiinflammation, preventing cancer, and aiding weight loss, because it contains bioactive including protein, dietary fiber, and lignan (Bechlin et al, 2019;de Oliveira Giarola et al, 2019;Lan et al, 2020), for healthy foods needs from customers, researchers and food producers are working to develop products based on flaxseeds.…”