2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.idairyj.2018.06.002
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Physical and microbiological properties of yoghurt powder produced by refractance window drying

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“…The polyester film used for drying of beetroot transmits radiative heat to the food, increasing the drying rate and reducing drying time, thereby retaining more nutrients without loss of aroma or flavor. As observed in this study, similar kinds of results were reported in yogurt powder dried at RWD, the protein content value was high and the ash content value was low (Tontul, Ergin, Eroğlu, Küçükçetin, & Topuz, 2018). Retention of protein in RWD fish silage showed that the method is a low‐temperature drying approach and that CHD offers the potential to prevent nutrient losses in foods (van‘t Land & Raes, 2019).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…The polyester film used for drying of beetroot transmits radiative heat to the food, increasing the drying rate and reducing drying time, thereby retaining more nutrients without loss of aroma or flavor. As observed in this study, similar kinds of results were reported in yogurt powder dried at RWD, the protein content value was high and the ash content value was low (Tontul, Ergin, Eroğlu, Küçükçetin, & Topuz, 2018). Retention of protein in RWD fish silage showed that the method is a low‐temperature drying approach and that CHD offers the potential to prevent nutrient losses in foods (van‘t Land & Raes, 2019).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Freeze dryed samples' L* values were lower; b* and a* values were higher than spray dryed samples. Tontul et al (2018) reported the decrease in L* values and increase in b* value arise from non-enzymatic browning reactions occurred in samples [26]. Baykal et al (2018) found L*, a*, ; b* value of goat milk powder produced by spray dryer as 90,98; -1,78; 8,67 respectively [19].…”
Section: Colourmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Suhu pengeringan juga dapat memengaruhi derajat kecerahan karena pembuatan kefir bubuk ini melalui proses pengeringan dengan cabinet dyer suhu 50°C. Semakin tinggi suhu pengeringan maka akan menurunkan derajat kecerahan, dimana penurunan terjadi karena adanya reaksi pencoklatan non enzimatik pada sampel (Tontul et al, 2018). Wachirasiri et al (2009) berpendapat bahwa derajat kecerahan dengan nilai L=100 memiliki warna terang atau putih sempurna, sedangkan nilai L=0 memiliki warna gelap atau hitam.…”
Section: Derajat Kecerahanunclassified