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Effect of Acidified Processing and Storage on Carotenoids (Provitamin A) and Vitamin C in Mung Bean Sprouts
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1981
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Food ChemistryNutritionTotal CarotenoidsCarotenoidEngineeringAbstract BlanchingAgricultural EconomicsVitamin CAcidified ProcessingPost-harvest PhysiologyFood QualityMung Bean SproutsPlant PhysiologyVegetable ProductionCrop QualityHealth Sciences
ABSTRACT Blanching of mung bean sprouts has little effect on total carotenoids and β‐carotene. Canned sprouts stored at RT for 6 months lost smaller amounts of total and ‘active’ carotenoids compared with bottled sprouts. Blanching resulted in approximately 50% loss of vitamin C in fresh mung bean sprouts but storage temperatures alone produced little change in vitamin C. Canned sprouts stored at RT for 6 months contained only 30% of the vitamin C of stored bottled sprouts. Fresh mung bean sprouts contained 19 μg 100 g −1 β‐carotene and 15 mg 100 g −1 vitamin C.
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