1952
DOI: 10.1007/bf02631726
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Effect of heat on solvent‐extracted soybean oil meal

Abstract: 619trol this through organoleptic means; however a more objective means, based upon detection of offending compounds, might be more useful.

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“…A reduction in digestibility due to the additional toasting was expected. Although initial heating of soybeans during the production of SBM improves digestibility ( Burnet and Arnold, 1952 ; Hancock et al, 1990 ; Tousi-Mojarrad et al, 2014 ), severe processing reduces it ( Messerschmidt et al, 2012 ). The SBM used was a commercial product, which had already been heat-treated.…”
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“…A reduction in digestibility due to the additional toasting was expected. Although initial heating of soybeans during the production of SBM improves digestibility ( Burnet and Arnold, 1952 ; Hancock et al, 1990 ; Tousi-Mojarrad et al, 2014 ), severe processing reduces it ( Messerschmidt et al, 2012 ). The SBM used was a commercial product, which had already been heat-treated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%