“…These results of ascorbic acid bioaccessibility are coherent as per data previously reported (10 to 80 %) (CARBONELL-CAPELLA et al, 2015;COSTA et al, 2021;RODRÍGUEZ-ROQUE et al, 2015), although mango/cashew apple samples have presented lower results in this method in comparison with titrimetry (30.31 a 38.88%). However, in the Tillmans titration method, several compounds can act as interferents, such as iron, copper and tin ions, pigments, tannins, cysteine, metabisulfi te and other reducing substances, which react with 2,6-dichlorophenolindophenol, which can result in values overestimated (BALL, 2006;HOEHNE;MARMITT, 2019).…”