International Journal of Food Properties · 2010 · 62 citations · 20 references
AgricultureBiochemistryFood ScienceFood ChemistryFood EngineeringFood ProcessingCarbohydrates In FoodsFood AntioxidantsFood CompositionFruit QualityAntioxidant EnhancementAntioxidant NutrientsAntioxidant PropertiesFruit AntioxidantsFruit Mineral ContentMolasses FeedingMolasses ProcessingMolasses Valorization
Osmotic dehydration in sugar beet molasses as hypertonic medium was used to treat apples, plums, carrots and cabbage. Following the treatment, the fruits/vegetables were dried and ground. The obtained powders or pure beet molasses were incorporated into white wheat bread at 5 and 10% levels (flour basis). The results showed that the mineral content (K, Mg, Ca) and antioxidant potential of breads were significantly improved. The most marked was the increase in K content: 89.1% (bread with molasses)-94.1% (bread with plum), at 5% level. The highest increase in antioxidant potential was measured in the breads made with plum (62.5–81.6% for 5 and 10% levels, respectively).
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