Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack
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Resumo: | A light snack was developed using a fat replacer as a flavor fixative agent. The product presented a calorie reduction of up to 47.5% in comparison with products available on the market. The impact of this fat replacer on the sensory properties was determined by comparing this light snack to the traditional ones. No significant difference in texture was observed; however, there was a difference in color (deltaE = 8.67), due mainly to luminosity (deltaL = 7.79). The light snack presented high sensory acceptability (7.27 ± 1.3; 82.5% of grades were > 7 on 9-point hedonic scale); no significant difference in snack acceptability was observed. However, the traditional snack was significantly preferred in sensory terms (p < 0.05). In an opinion survey when the consumers were informed about snack composition, 75% of them said that they would buy the light snack instead of the traditional one. The caloric and fat reductions allow the use of the claims "light snack" and "fat free", in accordance with the legislation of various countries. We conclude that it is technologically possible to use a fat replacer in snack production, resulting in a sensory acceptable light snack with great potential to replace traditional ones. |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack Capriles,Vanessa Dias light snack fat replacer consumer acceptance food extrusion |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack |
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Development and assessment of acceptability and nutritional properties of a light snack |
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Capriles,Vanessa Dias |
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Capriles,Vanessa Dias Soares,Rosana Aparecida Manólio Arêas,José Alfredo Gomes |
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Soares,Rosana Aparecida Manólio Arêas,José Alfredo Gomes |
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Capriles,Vanessa Dias Soares,Rosana Aparecida Manólio Arêas,José Alfredo Gomes |
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light snack fat replacer consumer acceptance food extrusion |
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light snack fat replacer consumer acceptance food extrusion |
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A light snack was developed using a fat replacer as a flavor fixative agent. The product presented a calorie reduction of up to 47.5% in comparison with products available on the market. The impact of this fat replacer on the sensory properties was determined by comparing this light snack to the traditional ones. No significant difference in texture was observed; however, there was a difference in color (deltaE = 8.67), due mainly to luminosity (deltaL = 7.79). The light snack presented high sensory acceptability (7.27 ± 1.3; 82.5% of grades were > 7 on 9-point hedonic scale); no significant difference in snack acceptability was observed. However, the traditional snack was significantly preferred in sensory terms (p < 0.05). In an opinion survey when the consumers were informed about snack composition, 75% of them said that they would buy the light snack instead of the traditional one. The caloric and fat reductions allow the use of the claims "light snack" and "fat free", in accordance with the legislation of various countries. We conclude that it is technologically possible to use a fat replacer in snack production, resulting in a sensory acceptable light snack with great potential to replace traditional ones. |
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