Effect of Hydrocolloids on Quality and Stability of Halal Velvet Tamarind Jelly During Storage
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Aug 30, 2019
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Jelly Velvet Tamarind Carrageenan Pectin Shelf-Life
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The development of halal velvet tamarind jelly products was important for Muslim consumer confidence. The objectives of this study were to determine the effects of hydrocolloid on physical and chemical properties and to monitor stability of velvet tamarind jelly. The substitution of gelatin by carrageenan and pectin at 0, 50 and 100 % showed that gelatin substituted with 50 % carrageenan exhibited the highest overall likeness score which was 7.70 (like moderately). The water activity (aw) and pH of jelly products were 0.84 and 4.05. The stability of jelly samples packed inaluminium foil bag during 8 weeks at 4 oC was investigated. The total bacterial count was detected but it did not exceed the limitation of standards at 1 x 104 cfu/g. The overall likeness score was 6.81 (like slightly). From the results, 50 % carrageenan and 50 % gelatin could be used as ingredients for halal velvet tamarind jelly production.
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เจะดอเลาะ ร. and เจ๊ะมะลี ซ., “Effect of Hydrocolloids on Quality and Stability of Halal Velvet Tamarind Jelly During Storage”, RMUTI Journal, vol. 12, no. 2, pp. 62–74, Aug. 2019.
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