Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber

A 3-component mixture experiment was used to optimize the formulation of broken-rice based snack fortified with protein and fiber based on consumer sensory acceptability. Soy protein isolate and guar gum were used as a good source of protein and fiber, respectively, according to DRV (daily reference...

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Main Authors: S. Sriwattana, N. Laokuldilok, W. Prinyawiwatkul
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-600582018-09-10T03:37:43Z Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber S. Sriwattana N. Laokuldilok W. Prinyawiwatkul Agricultural and Biological Sciences A 3-component mixture experiment was used to optimize the formulation of broken-rice based snack fortified with protein and fiber based on consumer sensory acceptability. Soy protein isolate and guar gum were used as a good source of protein and fiber, respectively, according to DRV (daily reference value) based on a 2000-calorie diet. A consumer panel evaluated sensory acceptability of color, crispness, and flavor, and overall liking of 12 experimental broken-rice based snack formulations. Predicted models derived from the restricted nonintercept regression analysis were used to plot mixture response surfaces (MRS) of each sensory attribute. Areas within the MRS plots having predicted acceptability scores of at least 6.5 (on a 9-point hedonic scale) for color, crispness, flavor, and overall liking were selected to derive a predicted optimum formulation range. Flavor acceptability was a limiting factor in attaining the optimum formulation range, which consisted of 40% to 48% broken-rice flour, 8% to 16% guar gum, and 20% to 33% soy protein isolate. To verify the obtained predicted models, the formulation containing 48% broken-rice flour, 8% guar gum, and 20% soy protein isolate, which was located in the optimum area, was chosen to support our effort to utilize and add value to broken rice. Selected physicochemical measurements of the chosen optimized formulation were determined. One serving size (30 g) of the chosen optimized snack product provided 6.58 g protein and 3.80 g dietary fiber, which met the US FDA definition of a good source of protein and dietary fiber. © 2008 Institute of Food Technologists®. 2018-09-10T03:37:43Z 2018-09-10T03:37:43Z 2008-08-01 Journal 00221147 2-s2.0-48749111862 10.1111/j.1750-3841.2008.00853.x https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=48749111862&origin=inward http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/jspui/handle/6653943832/60058
institution Chiang Mai University
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S. Sriwattana
N. Laokuldilok
W. Prinyawiwatkul
Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber
description A 3-component mixture experiment was used to optimize the formulation of broken-rice based snack fortified with protein and fiber based on consumer sensory acceptability. Soy protein isolate and guar gum were used as a good source of protein and fiber, respectively, according to DRV (daily reference value) based on a 2000-calorie diet. A consumer panel evaluated sensory acceptability of color, crispness, and flavor, and overall liking of 12 experimental broken-rice based snack formulations. Predicted models derived from the restricted nonintercept regression analysis were used to plot mixture response surfaces (MRS) of each sensory attribute. Areas within the MRS plots having predicted acceptability scores of at least 6.5 (on a 9-point hedonic scale) for color, crispness, flavor, and overall liking were selected to derive a predicted optimum formulation range. Flavor acceptability was a limiting factor in attaining the optimum formulation range, which consisted of 40% to 48% broken-rice flour, 8% to 16% guar gum, and 20% to 33% soy protein isolate. To verify the obtained predicted models, the formulation containing 48% broken-rice flour, 8% guar gum, and 20% soy protein isolate, which was located in the optimum area, was chosen to support our effort to utilize and add value to broken rice. Selected physicochemical measurements of the chosen optimized formulation were determined. One serving size (30 g) of the chosen optimized snack product provided 6.58 g protein and 3.80 g dietary fiber, which met the US FDA definition of a good source of protein and dietary fiber. © 2008 Institute of Food Technologists®.
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N. Laokuldilok
W. Prinyawiwatkul
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W. Prinyawiwatkul
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title Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber
title_short Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber
title_full Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber
title_fullStr Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber
title_full_unstemmed Sensory optimization of broken-rice based snacks fortified with protein and fiber
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