Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10126837 Journal of Food Engineering 2019 29 Pages PDF
Abstract
The effects of dry-heating parameters were markedly interdependent, resulting in complex effects on foam stability. However, the results suggest that dry-heating at pH 3.5 increased foam stability. Moreover, the aw adjustment step, though consisting in a two-week pre-conditioning at room temperature, also had a significant effect on the foam stability, of the same order of magnitude as dry-heating effects.
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