Food Science and Technology · 2011 · 12 citations · 6 references
AgricultureFood ScienceFood PreservationFood ProcessingFruit ScienceFruit PreservationFruit Pulp ProcessingFruit QualityFruit Quality EvaluationFruit TextureAlginateCentral Composite DesignsFirmnessFruit Pulp ConcentrationSoluble Solids ContentSoluble Solids Content Assessment
This study evaluated the effect of mixtures of alginate, low methoxy pectin and gelatin on characteristics of P. cincinnata fruit gels, containing pulp with high soluble solids content (50 °Brix). The results of a central composite design showed that the models obtained, except for water activity and pH, were predictive. Gelatin was an important factor affecting firmness and colour parameters since higher concentrations of this hydrocolloid, combined with alginate concentrations greater than 1.3% and pectin quantity up to 1.26%, could be used to obtain clear yellow products with firmness greater that 1.2 kg.
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Differences in anthocyanin and carotenoid content of fruits and vegetables
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