1998
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-4603.1998.tb00185.x
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Effect of High Pressure Processing on the Texture of Selected Fruits and Vegetables

Abstract: Prepared fruits and vegetables were subjected to high pressure processing at 100–400 MPa for 5–60 min in an isostatic press and their influence on product texture was evaluated. Pressure had a dual effect on product texture characterized by an initial loss in texture, ascribed to the instantaneous pulse action of pressure, followed by a more gradual change as a result of pressure‐hold. The extent of the initial loss and the subsequent partial recovery were pressure dependent with the former more prominent at h… Show more

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“…The relationship between HPP and texture in fruit and vegetables is not, however, a simple one. In their studies on the effects of HPP on the texture of selected fruit and vegetables, Basak and Ramaswamy [3] noted that the application of pressures at 100 or 200 MPa leads to an essentially instantaneous loss of texture followed by a more gradual change in texture during pressure-hold times up to 60 min. In some fruit, such as apples, pear and pineapple, there was an almost complete recovery of texture after a 60 min hold time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relationship between HPP and texture in fruit and vegetables is not, however, a simple one. In their studies on the effects of HPP on the texture of selected fruit and vegetables, Basak and Ramaswamy [3] noted that the application of pressures at 100 or 200 MPa leads to an essentially instantaneous loss of texture followed by a more gradual change in texture during pressure-hold times up to 60 min. In some fruit, such as apples, pear and pineapple, there was an almost complete recovery of texture after a 60 min hold time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Highpressure processing initiates an instantaneous pressure-softening in fruits and vegetables (Basak and Ramaswamy 1998;Trejo Arraya and others 2007), however, in some cases, extended highpressure processing time induces minimal texture changes (Duvetter and others 2005;Trejo Arraya and others 2007;Castro and others 2008). Generally, the effect of high-pressure processing of texture is highly dependent on the plant type, the morphological and structural features, and the pressure-temperature-time combinations.…”
Section: Pectin Engineering Of Thermally Processed Fruit and Vegetablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Basak i Ramasamy [4] stwierdzili, że po działaniu ciśnienia od 100 do 400 MPa w temperaturze pokojowej twardość owoców i warzyw (jabłek, gruszek, pomarańczy, ananasa, selera, zielonej i czerwonej papryki) malała wraz z wydłużaniem czasu działania ciśnienia. Odmienne zjawisko występuje w przypadku pomidorów.…”
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