Low-bitterness instant peanut short peptides and preparation method thereof
A low-bitter, peanut technology, applied in the field of biochemistry, can solve the problems of waste discharge polluting the environment, low added value, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing bitterness, small molecular weight, and reducing the introduction of salt.
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[0039] A low-bitter instant peanut short peptide and a preparation method thereof, is characterized in that it comprises the following steps:
[0040] Peanut kernel cleaning - roasting - pressing - first enzymatic hydrolysis - second enzymatic hydrolysis - nanofiltration - spray drying.
[0041] A Selected peanut cleaning, stone removal, grading, color sorting
[0042]Every 200 tons of selected peanuts is a batch, and sampling inspection is carried out, such as: water impurities, aflatoxin, acid value, peroxidant, oil content and other indicators are tested and recorded; after passing the standard, they are received and put into storage.
[0043] Use the specific gravity destoner to separate and clean the dust, soil, stones, metals, impurities, etc. in the fruit; use the sheller to classify and shell the large and small fruits according to the specific gravity level, so as to reduce the damage of peanuts and ensure peanuts The damage rate is about 5%, put the improved semi-fi...
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