Measurement of Elastic Properties of Kamaboko and Other Food Gels by a New Simplified Rheometer

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Abstract

A simplified rheometer was manufactured to measure the elastic properties of kamaboko and other food gels. Mechanical force applied to the gel through the penetration of a plunger was recorded using a potentiometric recorder. The gel quality of laboratory made surimi products and that of kamaboko and meat products in the market was also measured using this rheometer. The data obtained maintained a strong correlation with those from corresponding folding and sensory tests. A high correlation (p < 0.001) was observed between the textural parameters obtained using the simplified rheometer and a standard rheometer generally used in Japanese laboratories.

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NOWSAD, A. AKM. (2000). Measurement of Elastic Properties of Kamaboko and Other Food Gels by a New Simplified Rheometer. Asian Fisheries Science, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.33997/j.afs.2000.13.1.008

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