Impact of Glucomannan and Egg Flour Incorporation on the Textural Properties of Gluten-Free Noodles

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This consideration investigated the impact of including glucomannan flour and egg flour on the textural properties of gluten-free noodles. With the expanding request for gluten-free noodles, it is critical to understand how distinctive fixings influence the item's surface. Different gluten-free noodle details are arranged with changing extents of glucomannan flour and egg flour. Surface investigation is utilized to clarify parameters such as firmness, hardness, and chewiness. The comes about of the think about appeared that the expansion of glucomannan flour and egg flour had a noteworthy impact on the surface properties of noodles, specifically in definition A with the expansion of 7% glucomannan flour, and egg flour (white egg flour and yellow egg flour each 4%) with normal values firmness 404.15 N, hardness 1886.46 N, and chewiness 1175.64 N. The next concentration of glucomannan flour contributed to expanded firmness and hardness, whereas the expansion of egg flour expanded chewiness. By deciding the ideal combination of these fixings, gluten-free noodles with wanted textural qualities, assembly buyer inclinations, and dietary necessities can be defined. This inquiry offers important bits of knowledge into the improvement of gluten-free nourishment items, especially in making strides in their textural quality.

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Anggraeni, D., Herawati, H., Erwin, Kusnandar, F., Suparlan, Agustinisari, I., … Setyawan, N. (2024). Impact of Glucomannan and Egg Flour Incorporation on the Textural Properties of Gluten-Free Noodles. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1417). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1417/1/012035

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