2020
DOI: 10.3746/jkfn.2020.49.6.646
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Variations in Textural Parameter Values of Tofu due to Different Measurement Conditions

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“…3 (bottom) arranged according to the cross-head speed, no significant tendency (increase or decrease) was observed with increasing cross-head speed. Similarly, a study by Shin and Choi (2020) on texture measurement of tofu by TPA method also discovered that when strain ratio increases, hardness (r 2 =0.9908, p<0.06) and chewiness (r 2 =0.9986, p<0.02) tend to increase. It has been found that the increase in hardness and chewiness caused by an increase in strain ratio at the same cross-head speed is primarily due to the densification of the molecular structure with an increase in the strain ratio ( Choi and Lee, 1998 ).…”
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“…3 (bottom) arranged according to the cross-head speed, no significant tendency (increase or decrease) was observed with increasing cross-head speed. Similarly, a study by Shin and Choi (2020) on texture measurement of tofu by TPA method also discovered that when strain ratio increases, hardness (r 2 =0.9908, p<0.06) and chewiness (r 2 =0.9986, p<0.02) tend to increase. It has been found that the increase in hardness and chewiness caused by an increase in strain ratio at the same cross-head speed is primarily due to the densification of the molecular structure with an increase in the strain ratio ( Choi and Lee, 1998 ).…”
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“…TPA is a method for measuring mechanical properties that mimic the texture perceived by humans, and depending on the conditions of the measurement, both the measurement value and the significant difference between the samples may change ( Shin and Choi, 2020 ; Shin and Choi, 2021 ). The best measurement conditions for TPA were those consistent with the sensory evaluation.…”
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confidence: 99%