Development of Novel Confectionary Bars by Utilizing Date “Tagyat Variety”

  • Ghazal G
  • E. Akasha A
  • A. Abobaker A
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In present study, we aimed at producing novel date-based bars (DBs) by using “Tagyat variety”. The materials used were date “Tagyat”, Dried mill, peeled white sesame seeds, peeled peanut, grated coconut, cacao powder and corn starch. The raw materials and produced DBs were chemically analyzed. The energy values for DBs were calculated. Minerals and amino acids were determined for all produced DBs. The DBs were organoleptically evaluated. Tagyat date had the higher moisture, total, reducing and non-reducing sugars contents (22.23%, 66.81%, 53.55% and 12.60%, respectively). Dried milk, peanut and peeled white sesame had the higher crude protein content being 31.94%, 28.59% and 23.99%, respectively. Peeled white sesame seeds, peeled peanuts and grated coconuts had the highest amount of crude fat being 54.35%, 52.21% and 49.93%, respectively. Dried milk and cacao powder had higher total ash content which contained 5.25% and 5.23%, respectively.

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Ghazal, G. A., E. Akasha, A. E.-K., & A. Abobaker, A. (2016). Development of Novel Confectionary Bars by Utilizing Date “Tagyat Variety.” Food and Nutrition Sciences, 07(07), 533–543. https://doi.org/10.4236/fns.2016.77055

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