2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.meatsci.2020.108085
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Reducing phosphate in emulsified meat products by adding chia (Salvia hispanica L.) mucilage in powder or gel format: A clean label technological strategy

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“…Huang et al [49] suggested that the addition of higher levels of phosphates could obviously decrease the pore diameter within the myofibrillar protein gel network, as well as promote the formation of a finer and more ordered microstructure. Câmara et al [13] also indicated that higher amounts of phosphates could efficiently extract more myofibrillar proteins, increase the solubility of myofibrillar proteins during emulsified meat product processing, and subsequently create a denser meat protein gel network that holds more water after heating treatment. The most positive effect on the quality of reduced-phosphate frankfurters is considered to occur with moderate ultrasound treatment duration (25 min), thus among ultrasound treated groups, only the Tr-25 group was observed using SEM.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Huang et al [49] suggested that the addition of higher levels of phosphates could obviously decrease the pore diameter within the myofibrillar protein gel network, as well as promote the formation of a finer and more ordered microstructure. Câmara et al [13] also indicated that higher amounts of phosphates could efficiently extract more myofibrillar proteins, increase the solubility of myofibrillar proteins during emulsified meat product processing, and subsequently create a denser meat protein gel network that holds more water after heating treatment. The most positive effect on the quality of reduced-phosphate frankfurters is considered to occur with moderate ultrasound treatment duration (25 min), thus among ultrasound treated groups, only the Tr-25 group was observed using SEM.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, some various functional ingredients, such as rice starch [10] , sodium or potassium bicarbonates [11] , citrus fiber [12] , chia mucilage powder [13] , winter mushroom powder [3] and alkaline electrolyzed water [14] have been applied to replace phosphates in processed meat products. However, a crucial issue among these functional ingredients was that they could not completely replace phosphates because of negative effects on appearance, textural properties and sensory characteristics of the final products [4] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No entanto, não foram observadas diferenças significativas no rendimento total entre os tratamentos com diferentes concentrações de fibra cítrica e controle. Já Camara et al (2020), avaliaram o uso de mucilagem de chia em duas formas, em pó e gel, como substituto de fosfato em mortadela bologna. Observou-se menor liberação de líquido e gordura nos tratamento contendo maior conteúdo de mucilagem de chia (4%) em relação aos tratamentos contendo apenas 2%, independente da forma de mucilagem utilizada (pó ou gel).…”
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“…Os consumidores estão cada vez mais conscientes da relação entre alimento e saúde. Mas, produtos cárneos ainda são frequentemente percebidos como prejudiciais à saúde devido a sua composição (CAMARA et al, 2020). Os produtos reformulados ou chamados de funcionais adquiriram um enorme interesse como candidatos de sucesso atendendo às percepções dos consumidores de alimentos mais saudáveis (KAUR; SHARMA, 2019).…”
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“…Two strategies are primarily followed: the reduction of harmful components to appropriate amounts and the incorporation of potentially health-enhancing ingredients [ 19 ]. The former is focused on the reduction of harmful saturated fatty acids [ 20 ], salt [ 21 ], cholesterol [ 22 ] and additives such as nitrite [ 23 ] or phosphates [ 24 ], whereas the latter studies the incorporation of the so-called “functional ingredients”, mainly from plant origin, that provide healthier characteristics to the product [ 25 , 26 , 27 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%