Effect of different oil in high protein salad cream
Table Of Contents
Chapter ONE
INTRODUCTION
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- 1.1History Of Soybeans </em></strong><br>
- 1.2Uses Of Soybeans<br>
- 1.3Composition Of Soybeans<br>
- 1.4Nutritional Quality Of Soybeans<br>
- 1.5Antinutritional Factors<br>
- 1.6Trypsin Inhibitor<br>
- 1.7Haemagluttins<br>
- 1.8Soybeans Saponings<br>
- 1.9Protein Quality Of Soubeans<br>
- 1.10Aims And Objectives</p><p><strong><em>
Chapter TWO
LITERATURE REVIEW
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- 2.0Literature Review </em></strong><br>
- 2.1Milk From Soybeans<br>
- 2.2Nutritional Value Of Soybeans<br>
- 2.3Essential Amino Acid Content Of Soybeans<br>
- 2.4Undesirable Components Of Soybeans<br>2.
- 4.1Trypsin Inhibitor<br>2.
- 4.2Clrease<br>2.
- 4.3Haemagluttuis<br>2.
- 4.4Gioterogens<br>2.
- 4.5Phytic Acid<br>2.
- 4.6Bitter And Beeany Flavour<br>2.
- 4.7Flatus<br>2.
- 4.8Soymilk Flavour<br>2.
- 4.9Soymilk And Lipoxidase Activity<br>2.
- 6.1Nutritional Aspect Of Soymilk<br>2.
- 6.2Proteins<br>2.
- 6.3Vitamins And Minerals<br>2.
- 6.4Fats</p><p><strong><em>
Chapter THREE
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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- 3.1Materials </em></strong><br>
- 3.2Methods I Hot Extraction Method<br>
- 3.3Method Ii Cold Extraction Method<br>
- 3.4Method Iii Soaking Before Hot Extraction Method<br>
- 3.5Method Of Analysis</p><p><strong><em>
Chapter FOUR
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
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- 4.0Result And Discussion</em></strong><br>
- 4.1Effect Of Soaking Time On The Organoptic Qualities Of Soymilk<br>
- 4.2Effect Of Soaking Time On The Protein Recovery And Total Solids<br>
- 4.3Effect Of Blanching Time On The Organoleptic Qualities Of Soymilk<br>
- 4.4Effect Of Blanching Time On Protein Recovery And Total Solids</p><p><strong><em>
Chapter FIVE
SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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- 5.0Conclusion And Recommendation </em></strong><br>
- 5.1Conclusion<br>
- 5.2Recommendation<br>References</p> <br><p></p>
Project Abstract
The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of different oils in high protein salad cream. Three types of oils were used olive oil, avocado oil, and coconut oil. The high protein salad cream was prepared using a standardized recipe and the only variable changed was the type of oil used. The creams were analyzed for their sensory attributes, nutritional composition, and stability over a period of four weeks. Sensory evaluation was conducted by a panel of trained individuals using a structured questionnaire to assess aspects such as appearance, aroma, taste, and overall acceptability. Nutritional composition analysis involved determining the protein, fat, carbohydrate, and calorie content of each cream using standard laboratory methods. Stability tests were performed by monitoring changes in color, texture, and separation of the cream samples stored at different temperatures over four weeks. The results showed that the type of oil used had a significant impact on the sensory attributes of the high protein salad cream. The cream made with olive oil was rated highest in terms of overall acceptability, followed by avocado oil and then coconut oil. Olive oil was also found to impart a desirable aroma and taste to the cream compared to the other oils. In terms of nutritional composition, all three creams had similar protein content, but there were variations in the fat and calorie content. The cream made with coconut oil had the highest fat content, while the cream made with avocado oil had the lowest calorie content. Stability tests revealed that all three creams were stable over the four-week period, with minimal changes in color, texture, and separation. However, the cream made with coconut oil showed slight signs of separation after the third week of storage. In conclusion, the type of oil used in high protein salad cream can have a significant impact on its sensory attributes and nutritional composition. Olive oil was found to be the most preferred oil for making high protein salad cream, followed by avocado oil and then coconut oil. Further studies could explore the use of other oils or oil blends to optimize the sensory and nutritional properties of high protein salad cream.
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