EFFECT OF SUGAR MIXTURES WITH DIFFERENT TYPES ON RHEOLOGICAL, PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND SENSORIAL QUALITY OF BISCUITS
Effect of sugar mixtures on biscuit quality
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https://doi.org/10.52292/j.laar.2022.882Keywords:
Fine sugar, crystal sugar, biscuit quality, mixture optimal design, rheologyAbstract
Sugar mixtures with different types are commonly used in biscuit formulation. This study investigates the mixture of crystal sugar (CS) and fine sugar (FS) for the quality of biscuits in terms of rheological, sensorial and physical properties. Mixture design approach was also used and the effect of model was significant for all dependent variables such as Tan ? in rheological, hardness and spread ratio (SR) in physical, general acceptability in sensorial analysis. With the crystal sugar decrement in the formulation, a reduction was observed for Tan ? values. High level replacement of CS with FS (from 50% to 100%) causes dramatic increase in SR values of biscuits. Decreasing the replacement level of CS increased the hardness value of biscuits. The results of this study showed that the type of sugar and the mixing ratio can significantly affect the physicochemical and sensory quality of the biscuit. The biscuit sample containing the 90% FS and 10% CS (F6) obtained the highest score for hardness, crispness, and general acceptability.
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