Nutritional Quality Characteristics of Different Types of Guangdong-Style Mooncakes

  • Yang C
  • Liu X
  • Chen Z
  • et al.
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This study was designed to clarify nutritional characteristics of Guangdong-style mooncakes. Proximate composition, fatty acid profile, and the cholesterol content of Guangdong-style mooncake types (DYLP, SYLP, LP, BP, FF, and FK) were analyzed and their energy was calculated. Guangdong-style mooncakes contained 15.96~19.16% moisture, 32.06∼43.12% total reducing sugar, 5.35∼9.06% protein, and 3.72∼18.74% crude fat and could provide 930.52~1403.30 kJ/100 g of energy excluding starch. FK mooncake had the lowest moisture, and LP, BP, and FF mooncakes contained high levels of reducing sugar. The main soluble sugars in Guangdong-style mooncakes were sucrose, glucose, and fructose. The fat content order was as follows: DYLP > SYLP > FK > BP > LP > FF, where DYLP contained 18.74% fat while FF only contained 3.72%. Dominating fatty acids in Guangdong-style mooncakes were C 18:1 and C 18:2 . Cholesterol was mainly found in yolk-type mooncakes. FK mooncake had the highest protein content (9.06%). Guangdong-style mooncakes are high in moisture and sugar, but not always high in fat.

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Yang, C., Liu, X., Chen, Z., Lin, Y., Zhao, X., & Yang, R. (2015). Nutritional Quality Characteristics of Different Types of Guangdong-Style Mooncakes. Journal of Food Processing, 2015, 1–8. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/716580

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