Aquatic product bio-preservative and preparation method thereof
A biological preservative and the technology of the preservative, which are applied in the field of biological preservatives for aquatic products and their preparation, can solve the problems of prolonging the shelf life of hairtail in refrigeration and not being seen, and achieve the advantages of increasing the income of fishermen, prolonging the fresh-keeping period and maintaining the original quality. Effect
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[0016] Example: A biological preservative for aquatic products, composed of chitosan, tea polyphenols, glacial acetic acid and water, wherein the weight percentages of chitosan and tea polyphenols in the preservative are 1.0% and 0.4%, respectively; ice The volume percentage of acetic acid in the preservative is 1.0%; the rest is water.
[0017] The preparation method of the above-mentioned aquatic product preservative is as follows:
[0018] Mix 10 g of chitosan and 4 g of tea polyphenols quickly and uniformly, add 976 ml of water, stir evenly, add 10 ml of glacial acetic acid, and swell for 5-10 minutes after fully stirring to obtain a biological preservative for aquatic products. When the above biological preservative for aquatic products is used to keep the hairtail, the fresh hairtail is cleaned with ice water after the head, tail and guts are removed, and the surface water is drained, and the biological preservation liquid coating film is applied to the surface of the hairtai...
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