Saccharified coconut and saccharification method thereof
A technique for counting coconuts and counting coconuts, which is applied in confectionary, confectionary industry, food preparation, etc., and can solve problems such as difficult to bite, single taste, and high water activity
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[0018] Select coconut fruit 100kg without black spot impurities, cut it into fruit grains of 3mm * 4mm * 5mm with a coconut fruit cutting machine, boil 30min in 0.4%NaOH solution, take out and neutralize to neutrality with 1% acetic acid solution, then Soak in tap water for 4 hours, wash once more, bleach with 2% chlorine dioxide for 6 hours, fully wash with tap water until there is no chlorine smell, drip dry, place in 250kg of 40% sugar solution, boil, keep boiling for 80min, pack while it is hot .
Embodiment 2
[0020] Select 200kg of coconut fruit without black spot impurity, cut it into fruit strips of 0.5cm * 1cm * 6cm with a coconut fruit cutting machine, boil in 0.35% NaOH solution for 60min, take out and neutralize to neutral with 1% acetic acid solution, Soak in tap water for 4.5 hours, wash again, drip dry, place in 600kg of 25% sugar solution, wherein the sugar is a mixture of trehalose and sucrose in a ratio of 0.1:4, boil, keep boiling for 100min, Pack it, boil it in boiling water for 30 minutes, cool it down to 40°C immediately, and store or transport the finished product.
Embodiment 3
[0022] Select 200kg of coconut fruit without black spot impurity, cut it into 0.5cm * 4cm * 4cm fruit slices with a coconut fruit cutting machine, boil 60min in 0.4% NaOH solution, take out and neutralize to neutrality with 1% acetic acid solution, Soak in tap water for 3.5 hours, wash again, drip dry, place in 250kg of 40% sugar solution, boil, keep boiling for 120min, pack while it is hot, boil in boiling water for 30min, cool to 40°C immediately, finished product storage or transport.
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