• storage stability of soybean oil machine-basedsalad dressings
  • storage stability of soybean oil machine-basedsalad dressings
  • storage stability of soybean oil machine-basedsalad dressings
  • storage stability of soybean oil machine-basedsalad dressings
  • Does blending cocoa butter with soybean oil increase antioxidants in salad dressing?
  • Our preliminary results indicated that cocoa butter contained a high amount of antioxidants (84%) compared to soybean oil (46.39%). Thus, blending the cocoa butter with soybean oil proved to increase the level of antioxidants in the salad dressing compared to the formulation with soybean oil alone.
  • How does temperature affect the physical parameters of a salad dressing?
  • An increase in temperature from 4 to 30 °C after 28 days of storage significantly (p<0.05) affected the physical parameters of control, salad dressing with 30% cocoa butter and commercial salad dressing (flow consistency index, flow behaviour index, apparent viscosity, iodine value, peroxide value and acid value).
  • Which salad dressing has the highest antioxidant activity?
  • The highest antioxidant activity obtained in the salad dressing with 30% cocoa butter might be due to the presence of cocoa butter mixed with soybean oil instead of soybean oil alone. Our preliminary results indicated that cocoa butter contained a high amount of antioxidants (84%) compared to soybean oil (46.39%).
  • What is the flow consistency index of salad dressing?
  • The flow consistency index value of salad dressing with 30% cocoa butter (21.5 to 29.87 Pa·s n) stored at 4 °C was higher than of the dressing with 0% cocoa butter (19.60 to 30.7 Pa·s n) and commercial salad dressing (19.71 to 27.38 Pa·s n ).
  • Does cocoa butter emulsion stability affect rheological properties of salad dressing?
  • The rheological properties and emulsion stability of salad dressing containing 30% cocoa butter showed insignificant (p>0.05) characteristics compared to control. However, addition of 5 to 15% cocoa butter to salad dressing resulted in undesirable liquefied emulsions.
  • What are the Rheological Characterization of salad dressings?
  • Rheological characterization of salad dressings. 1. Steady shear, thixotropy and effect of temperature The influence of different stabilizers and salt addition on the stability of model emulsions containing olive or sesame oil Structure–property relationships in food biopolymer gels and solutions