Chicken nugget nutrition composition with an additional variation of breadfruit flour

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The study aims to evaluate nuggets substituted with chicken intestine and breadfruit flour. The treatment consisted of 100% topica flour (P1), and substitution with breadfruit flour each of 15% (P2), 25% (P3), 35% (P4), 50% (P5), 65% (P6), 75% (P7), 85% (P8), 100% (P9). The study showed that the water content of P4 nugget to 100% (P9) was significantly lower than the control (P1). 100% ash content substitution nugget (P9) breadfruit flour was significantly higher than the control. The substitution of breadfruit flour does not affect protein and fat. It was concluded that the substitution of breadfruit flour with tapioca in the manufacture of the nugget was significantly different in water content and ash, but protein and fat content of the resulting nugget were relatively the same. The composition of 50% substitution nugget tapioca flour and breadfruit 50% (P5) contains 61.5% water, 1.65% ash, 17.55% protein, and 17.72% fat.

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Hafid, H., Nuraini, Agustina, D., Fitrianingsih, Inderawati, Ananda, S. H., … Nurhidayati, F. (2019). Chicken nugget nutrition composition with an additional variation of breadfruit flour. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 382). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/382/1/012004

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