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    The potential development the of processed meat products enhancing pineapple pulp left by juicing

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    2020-08-14
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    Bunyasawat, Jadeniphat
    เจตนิพัทธ์ บุณยสวัสดิ์
    Bunna, Photchanee
    พจนีย์ บุญนา
    Bhoosem, Chakkrawut
    จักราวุธ ภู่เสม
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    The potential development the of processed meat products enhancing pineapple pulp left by juicing. Pattawia pineapple pulp used in research. Boil to extract the acid and sugar. The pulp looks like fresh pulp light yellow. The processed meat products used includecoarse ground pork sausage, pork ball and Moo Yor. Pineapple pulp supplementation in coarse ground pork sausages could be supplemented by up to 15 percent. Pork balls can be supplemented up to 20 percent and Moo Yor can be added up to 10 percent. The addition of pineapple pulp to processed meat products resulted in an increase in crude fiber content in all 3 processed meat products. At the same time, resulting in light processed meat products and has a reduced texture characteristics score which affects acceptance. Consumer acceptance test in The potential development the of processed meat products enhancing pineapple pulp left by juicing for 100 tester found that most testers are more than 80 percent acceptance in the product of The potential development the of processed meat products enhancing pineapple pulp left by juicing.
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