| Literature DB >> 31532242 |
J M M Henck1, C V Bis-Souza2, M A R Pollonio3, J M Lorenzo4, A C S Barretto2.
Abstract
1. The current consumer preference for healthier meat products is associated with less additives in manufacturing (so-called 'clean-label') or the addition of non-meat ingredients with functional properties, recognised as improving specific technological properties in meat products.2. This study evaluated the effect of the addition of alpha-cyclodextrin and wheat fibre to low-fat chicken frankfurters containing 35% mechanically deboned chicken meat on the technological and sensorial properties during refrigerated storage.3. The results showed that the addition of dietary fibres (alpha-cyclodextrin and wheat fibre) in low-fat chicken frankfurters improved emulsion stability, hardness, chewiness and reduced cohesiveness.4. Alpha-cyclodextrin helped the retention of fat globules in the microstructure and affected colour in the sensorial evaluation.5. The use of alpha-cyclodextrin, in combination with wheat fibre, as a new ingredient to substitute fat in emulsified meat products containing mechanically deboned chicken, improved emulsion stability and texture.6. Alpha-cyclodextrin and wheat fibre were effective in contributing to fat reduction without affecting the sensory properties of the product.Entities:
Keywords: Dietary fibre; emulsion stability; meat products; microstructure; sensorial properties; texture
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Year: 2019 PMID: 31532242 DOI: 10.1080/00071668.2019.1664726
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Br Poult Sci ISSN: 0007-1668 Impact factor: 2.095