Food product
A food, extruder technology used in the field of manufacturing food, meat-like food and/or food that can be used as a meat substitute
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[0119] The apparatus described above was used to produce a series of different samples using the following ingredients.
[0120] Element state Wt% Calculated barrel water Pea Protein Isolate dry 30.5 1.522 pea fiber dry 3.5 0.175 mycoprotein wet 65.0 48.75 pea starch dry 1.1 0.0525 water - 0.0 -
[0121] While pea protein isolate, pea fiber and pea starch are nominally dry, they do contain some water, the amounts of which have been calculated and included in the table above.
[0122] The following table details the conditions used in the device and provides a description of the properties of the product.
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Embodiment 7
[0125] Example 7 - Texture Profile Analysis (TPA)
[0126] Products produced as described in Examples 1 to 6 were cut into 25mm x 25mm squares to define samples for testing. The thickness of the samples varies from 10mm to 20mm, depending on the extrusion method used to produce the product. All samples were thawed from the frozen state in a 4°C cooler for 12 hours prior to analysis and analyzed within 10 minutes of removal from the cold mold.
[0127]TPA was performed using TA. An XT Plus texture analyzer (Stable Micro Systems, Godalming UK) and a stainless steel platen (Stable Micro Systems, Godalming UK) 75 mm in diameter. The press plate attachment was used to compress each sample using the standard "simplified TPA" method in Stable Micro Systems' Exponent software; the method was the original instrumental test method created in 1963 by A. Szczesniak (1963) and the General Foods Corporation Technical Centre A modified version of - see SZCZESNIAK, A.S., BRANDT, M.A. and...
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