2021
DOI: 10.21776/ub.jpa.2021.009.01.4
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The Effect of Chia and Sesame Flour Substitution to Nutrient Content and Sensory Quality of Mini Croissant

Abstract: The use of flour made from sesame seed and chia seed could be applied into bakery products, such as croissant which made into “mini” form fits for one bite-size. Sesame flour contains considerable amount of calcium, fiber, and essential fatty acids compared to wheat flour. Chia flour also can be used as a substitution along with sesame flour as it is one source of linoleic acid. This study aims to develop a substituted mini croissant with added nutrient value and sensory acceptable. This is an experimental stu… Show more

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“…Kelompok usia remaja merupakan kelompok yang memiliki frekuensi mengkonsumsi lebih dari satu kali dalam seminggu (Maligan & Pamelasari, 2018). Croissant memiliki potensi untuk dapat dijadikan makanan selingan yang bergizi dengan substitusi bahan kaya gizi (Sofyaningsih & Arumsari, 2021). Pengembangan produk pangan pada makanan selingan dapat dilakukan dengan pembuatan croissant substitusi tepung kedelai.…”
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“…Kelompok usia remaja merupakan kelompok yang memiliki frekuensi mengkonsumsi lebih dari satu kali dalam seminggu (Maligan & Pamelasari, 2018). Croissant memiliki potensi untuk dapat dijadikan makanan selingan yang bergizi dengan substitusi bahan kaya gizi (Sofyaningsih & Arumsari, 2021). Pengembangan produk pangan pada makanan selingan dapat dilakukan dengan pembuatan croissant substitusi tepung kedelai.…”
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“…Making croissants cannot be separated from the use of wheat flour. Products that have flour as the main raw material are a source of carbohydrates and tend to have low calcium levels [2]. Croissants themselves usually have calcium levels of around 40-80 mg/100 g depending on the ingredients used.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%