2010
DOI: 10.3895/s1981-36862010000100005
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Barra Alimentícia Com Elevado Valor Proteíco: Formulação, Caracterização E Avaliação Sensorial

Abstract: Resumo Barras alimentícias foram introduzidas no mercado há cerca

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“…The protein content of bars in the present study were greater than the values of high-protein food bars designed by Freitas & Moretti (2006) and Baú et al (2010) (PB1 = 4.05%; PB2 = 4.68%; PB3 = 4.53%; PB4 = 4.28%). Dn the other hand, PB in the current investigation were lower in protein content compared with commercial products, since these formulations include isolated soy, concentrated whey protein, textured soy protein, and albumin.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 80%
“…The protein content of bars in the present study were greater than the values of high-protein food bars designed by Freitas & Moretti (2006) and Baú et al (2010) (PB1 = 4.05%; PB2 = 4.68%; PB3 = 4.53%; PB4 = 4.28%). Dn the other hand, PB in the current investigation were lower in protein content compared with commercial products, since these formulations include isolated soy, concentrated whey protein, textured soy protein, and albumin.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 80%
“…The mean lipid values of the food bars investigated ranged from 6.72% to 9.98% (Table 2), content higher than that found by Baú et al (2010) of 2.23% when analyzing food bar with high protein content and low lipid content. However, the importance of the lipid content of the bars of the present work, for the supply of polyunsaturated fatty acids, derived mainly from sunflower oil and pequi nut is stressed.…”
Section: Centesimal Composition and Mineralsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Pode ser que no momento da análise tenha sido retirada uma amostra com maior conteúdo de castanha, influenciando nesse resultado, já que os processamentos não afetaram o teor de proteínas nos grãos e as barras foram elaboradas com os mesmos ingredientes, alterando apenas o grão processado. A quantidade de proteína das duas barras foi superior ao encontrado por Rodrigues et al 16 em barras de cereal comercializadas na cidade de Cascavel-PR, que apresentaram em média 5,07% desse nutriente e semelhante ao conteúdo proteico de barras de cereal desenvolvidas com grão de quinoa cru e farinha de quinoa, conforme estudo de Silva et al 3 Porém, menor que o valor proteico encontrado por Baú et al 17 em barras de cereais à base de proteína de soja texturizada e aveia contendo 15,8% de proteína.…”
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