Optimization of ready-to-drink beverage and ready-to-reconstitute mix of ginger based appetizer

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Abstract

Ginger is outstanding for its therapeutic property and curd is expended for its probiotics properties. Utilizing these two fixings a hors d'oeuvre drink has been created and this item is advanced utilizing Response Surface Methodology. It gives 77 kCal per serving of 100ml when the hors d'oeuvre blends with virus water. For making dry starter crisp curd is supplanted by curd powder. The item as a rule has a timeframe of realistic usability of a half year in encompassing condition. Utilizing the Response surface approach advancement of this canapé demonstrates a most extreme causticity score of 2.38 % for ginger powder (2g-4g), asafetida powder (200g-500g), salt (1g-2g) utilizing RSM(Box-Benhken strategy). In a comparable report, the worthiness score of the beverage is 7.0 to 7.8 utilizing Overall agreeableness score.

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Elizabeth Amudhini Stephen, S., Renita, E., George Samuel Raj, V., & Joseph, B. (2019). Optimization of ready-to-drink beverage and ready-to-reconstitute mix of ginger based appetizer. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 9(1), 3174–3176. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.A9872.109119

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