Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle

There have been increased attractions in the development of food that contains good micronutrients and natural colourants rather than synthetic colourants. The objectives of this study were to formulate a margarine that contains bioactive compound (anthocyanin) from roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa L.)...

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Main Author: Sahat, Nur Shakira
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spelling my-utm-ep.778122018-07-04T11:46:09Z Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle 2017-07 Sahat, Nur Shakira TP Chemical technology There have been increased attractions in the development of food that contains good micronutrients and natural colourants rather than synthetic colourants. The objectives of this study were to formulate a margarine that contains bioactive compound (anthocyanin) from roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa L.) and to study the chemical, texture and stability characteristics of the margarine. The margarine was formulated with three different solid/liquid ratios (88:12, 86:14 and 84:16). The anthocyanins added in the margarine were in the form of encapsulated (powder) and non-encapsulated (liquid). The anthocyanins were encapsulated with maltodextrin by using microwave. Extraction of anthocyanins was performed using distilled water extraction method. Total concentration of anthocyanin obtained for roselle was 135.33±2.0 mg/L. Encapsulated anthocyanins from roselle had low moisture content and soluble fast in water. At 20 ⁰C, all margarine had more than 10 % solid fat content (SFC) percentages and showed more than 20 % SFC at 25 ⁰C. At 30⁰C the SFC percentages was found to be lower than 5 %. The melting points of the margarine formulated were above than 28 ⁰C. R12 % (fat blend 88 %: roselle non-encapsulated 12 %) and R14 % (fat blend 86 %: roselle non-encapsulated 14 %) showed a stable slip melting point value within 12 weeks storage time. R12 % and R16 % (fat blend 84 %: roselle non-encapsulated 16 %) showed a stable texture values throughout the 12 weeks storage period at both storage temperature. It emphasized that R12 % and R16% had a slow post-hardening process with the addition of anthocyanins. From all the analysis done, the best margarine chosen was non-encapsulated margarine with solid/liquid ratio 88:12 (R12 %) whereas the margarine formulated with encapsulated anthocyanins (RE12 %, RE14 % and RE18 %) showed a slightly lower stability. 2017-07 Thesis http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/77812/ http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/77812/1/NurShakiraSahatMFChE20171.pdf application/pdf en public http://dms.library.utm.my:8080/vital/access/manager/Repository/vital:105159 masters Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering
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Sahat, Nur Shakira
Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle
description There have been increased attractions in the development of food that contains good micronutrients and natural colourants rather than synthetic colourants. The objectives of this study were to formulate a margarine that contains bioactive compound (anthocyanin) from roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa L.) and to study the chemical, texture and stability characteristics of the margarine. The margarine was formulated with three different solid/liquid ratios (88:12, 86:14 and 84:16). The anthocyanins added in the margarine were in the form of encapsulated (powder) and non-encapsulated (liquid). The anthocyanins were encapsulated with maltodextrin by using microwave. Extraction of anthocyanins was performed using distilled water extraction method. Total concentration of anthocyanin obtained for roselle was 135.33±2.0 mg/L. Encapsulated anthocyanins from roselle had low moisture content and soluble fast in water. At 20 ⁰C, all margarine had more than 10 % solid fat content (SFC) percentages and showed more than 20 % SFC at 25 ⁰C. At 30⁰C the SFC percentages was found to be lower than 5 %. The melting points of the margarine formulated were above than 28 ⁰C. R12 % (fat blend 88 %: roselle non-encapsulated 12 %) and R14 % (fat blend 86 %: roselle non-encapsulated 14 %) showed a stable slip melting point value within 12 weeks storage time. R12 % and R16 % (fat blend 84 %: roselle non-encapsulated 16 %) showed a stable texture values throughout the 12 weeks storage period at both storage temperature. It emphasized that R12 % and R16% had a slow post-hardening process with the addition of anthocyanins. From all the analysis done, the best margarine chosen was non-encapsulated margarine with solid/liquid ratio 88:12 (R12 %) whereas the margarine formulated with encapsulated anthocyanins (RE12 %, RE14 % and RE18 %) showed a slightly lower stability.
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author Sahat, Nur Shakira
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title Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle
title_short Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle
title_full Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle
title_fullStr Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle
title_full_unstemmed Formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle
title_sort formulation and quality evaluation of margarine enriched with anthocyanins extract from roselle
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering
granting_department Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering
publishDate 2017
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/77812/1/NurShakiraSahatMFChE20171.pdf
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