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Oxidative browning of plant foods such as vegetables and wheat is a major problem for the food industry as it can lead to significant quality and economic losses. Food color in whole-wheat based products such as pasta ravioli is a major factor in consumer acceptability, where undesirable color changes, such as oxidative browning, result in product rejection by consumers and cause significant profit losses for the food processors. It is of economic importance to develop a method to measure the quality of fresh pasta color and the effectiveness of anti-browning agents, such as cultured dextrose…mehr

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Oxidative browning of plant foods such as vegetables and wheat is a major problem for the food industry as it can lead to significant quality and economic losses. Food color in whole-wheat based products such as pasta ravioli is a major factor in consumer acceptability, where undesirable color changes, such as oxidative browning, result in product rejection by consumers and cause significant profit losses for the food processors. It is of economic importance to develop a method to measure the quality of fresh pasta color and the effectiveness of anti-browning agents, such as cultured dextrose and ascorbic acid, in slowing oxidative browning. This study will clearly help pasta food manufacturers and product managers identify gaps within their quality control system, adopt a new method of measuring color changes within each of their products prior to mass production, select the most effective antioxidant or anti-browning agents for various pasta products, and ultimately, reduce theoverall cost associated with product failure and rejection by consumers.
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Autorenporträt
Vilma Andari, M.S: Fundadora y Presidenta de NutraHealthFood, LLC (www.nutrahealthfood.com), y es Consultora en Nutrición, Salud y Ciencias de los Alimentos. Vilma tiene una licenciatura y una maestría en nutrición y ciencias de los alimentos, es miembro de juntas asesoras de organizaciones de salud y es portavoz de la American Heart Association.