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Comparison of Thickening Characteristics of Several Marine Polysaccharides in Stirred Yoghurt
XUE Yuling, YANG Rui, ZHU Hong, GUO Shuntang, WANG Shijie, WANG Hua
Journal of Dairy Science and Technology
2016, 39 (2):
1-3.
DOI: 10.15922/j.cnki.jdst.2016.02.001
Because of its gelling, thickening and stabilizing properties, marine polysaccharide can be used as stabilizer for stirred yogurt. In this study, the effects of carrageenan, sodium alginate, instant and ordinary agar on properties of stirred yoghurt were studied. The indexes observed were viscosity, acidity, fermentation state and flavor. In comparison, instant agar could improve the viscosity of yogurt, increase shear resistance, improve mouthfeel and enhance flavor, and decrease whey syneresis. The product with instant agar demonstrated smooth mouthfeel, a suitable viscosity, and extended shelf life. The stirred yogurt had the best taste when instant agar was added at 0.15%.
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