DOI: 10.11606/d.64.2015.tde-06102015-113722
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Caracterização química e funcional de tomates "Sweet Grape" e Italiano submetidos à desidratação osmótica e adiabática

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“…The results of laboratory analyses showed that Sweet Grape kept the nutritional quality when the dehydration process was carried out, as it maintained the components of interest (antioxidants) and the high percentage of retention of these at the end of the processing (Loro, ). However, the product needs to be accepted by consumers and the sensory analysis allows to determine this acceptability.…”
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“…The results of laboratory analyses showed that Sweet Grape kept the nutritional quality when the dehydration process was carried out, as it maintained the components of interest (antioxidants) and the high percentage of retention of these at the end of the processing (Loro, ). However, the product needs to be accepted by consumers and the sensory analysis allows to determine this acceptability.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Because tomato is highly perishable, new dehydration techniques are being developed to reduce waste from tomato commercialization, using the fruit in natura as raw material (Abreu et al, ). This process is little studied for the Sweet Grape variety; thus, Loro () conducted an experiment to test new dehydration techniques for this variety and performed a sensory analysis to understand its acceptance by consumers.…”
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“…Nas condições avaliadas, a média do conteúdo de umidade das amostras foi de 94,74%, resultado similar aos reportados por Vieira et al (2014) que avaliaram a composição centesimal de tomates cereja obtidos em Goiás. Loro (2015) e Jorge et al (2017) relataram umidade de 92,03% e 91,48% em variedades de tomates cereja variedade Sweet grape e em amostras orgânicas obtidas em São Paulo e no Rio de Janeiro, respectivamente. Os tomates avaliados possuem conteúdo superior a 40%, podendo ser classificados como alimentos de alta umidade de acordo com as citações de Melo Filho e Vasconcelos (2016).…”
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