The nutritional quality and acceptability of weaning foods incorporating amaranth

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This study focused on developing weaning mixes using amaranth in three forms - malted, roasted, and puffed - and a leafy vegetable together with a cereal in one of four forms - malted wheat, raw milled rice, puffed rice, and rice flakes. Intake and acceptability trials were conducted with children for four of the mixes that were found the most acceptable in laboratory sensory evaluation. The study indicated that amaranth grains and leaves can be effectively used at the community or village level for producing low-cost, nutrient-rich weaning mixes. -from Authors

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Rathod, P., & Udipi, S. A. (1991). The nutritional quality and acceptability of weaning foods incorporating amaranth. Food & Nutrition Bulletin, 13(1), 58–64. https://doi.org/10.1177/156482659101300134

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