Development and process standardization of gluten free energy bar with quinoa seeds and whey

  • V A
  • KK J
  • P N
  • et al.
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Abstract

Considering the general health benefits of quinoa and the improved usage of whey, a study was done to develop a minimally processed gluten-free quinoa energy bar with the goodness of whey protein. Preliminary studies were undertaken to assess the compatibility of various components; as a result of the testing, the quantity of peanut was established at 30 g and the amount of dates was chosen as 30% of the basic peanut. Three sets of goods were made with various amounts of whey and quinoa. Following statistical analysis of the sensory scores of each treatment, Q1 (quinoa 20% and whey 30%), R2 (quinoa 30% and whey 35%), and P1 (quinoa 40% and whey 30%) had the greatest sensory scores and were chosen for further.

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V, A., KK, J., P, N., & S, A. (2024). Development and process standardization of gluten free energy bar with quinoa seeds and whey. International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research, 8(12S), 1087–1092. https://doi.org/10.33545/26174693.2024.v8.i12sn.3289

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