2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.lwt.2021.111318
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Oat bran and sweeteners in petit-suisse cheese: Technological and nutritional properties and consumer acceptance

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“…Similarly, Costa et al 7 reported that yoghurt made with xylitol resulted in increased sensory acceptance, retention of textural properties and better probiotic survival compared to yoghurt sweetened with sucralose or stevia. Ribeiro et al 48 recently found that cheese formulated with 6% oat bran and sweetened with xylitol scored significantly more than the cheese sweetened with stevia in terms of overall acceptance. It is worth noting that although attributes like astringent, bitter and liquorice had increased citation frequency in yoghurts sweetened with stevia (0.16% or 0.19%) compared to yoghurts sweetened with sucrose or xylitol, these attributes did not have a significant impact on liking in the present study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Costa et al 7 reported that yoghurt made with xylitol resulted in increased sensory acceptance, retention of textural properties and better probiotic survival compared to yoghurt sweetened with sucralose or stevia. Ribeiro et al 48 recently found that cheese formulated with 6% oat bran and sweetened with xylitol scored significantly more than the cheese sweetened with stevia in terms of overall acceptance. It is worth noting that although attributes like astringent, bitter and liquorice had increased citation frequency in yoghurts sweetened with stevia (0.16% or 0.19%) compared to yoghurts sweetened with sucrose or xylitol, these attributes did not have a significant impact on liking in the present study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O percentual de sinérese foi inferior para a formulação F2 em 10 dias de armazenamento, em relação à formulação F1 (em média 13,6% menor) indicando que a adição de 0,75% de fibra de bambu aumentou a retenção de soro e, portanto, resultou em diferença entre as formulações (p<0,05). Em estudo, a adição de farelo de aveia diminui a sinerese em Petit Suisse devido à alta quantidade de fibras presentes no mesmo (RIBEIRO et al, 2021).…”
Section: Composição Físico-química E Sinéreseunclassified
“…O Petit Suisse é um queijo que apresenta pouca firmeza e alta cremosidade, entretanto essa característica pode ser modificada com a adição de agentes espessantes (SANTOS et al, 2018), conforme observado no presente estudo. Além disso, outros fatores podem vir a afetar a firmeza, dentre eles destaca-se a velocidade de agitação durante a elaboração, tendo em vista que velocidades de agitação maiores acarretam em produtos com consistência mais firme (ČERNÍKOVÁ et al, 2017) A firmeza de ambas as formulações aumentou com o armazenamento de 10 dias, isso pode ter ocorrido devido a ocorrência de sinérese, pois a liberação gradual do soro contribui para o aumento da firmeza (PRUDENCIO et al, 2008;RIBEIRO et al, 2021).…”
Section: Perfil De Texturaunclassified
“…(Souza et al, 2011;Hesarinejad et al 2021). Recent research has evaluated the texture of Petit Suisse cheeses (Ribeiro et al, 2021;Sánchez-Obando et al, 2020). Ribeiro et al (2021) studied the texture of Petit Suisse with the addition of oat bran and found that it improves water retention capacity and texture.…”
Section: Bifidobacterium Longummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent research has evaluated the texture of Petit Suisse cheeses (Ribeiro et al, 2021;Sánchez-Obando et al, 2020). Ribeiro et al (2021) studied the texture of Petit Suisse with the addition of oat bran and found that it improves water retention capacity and texture. Sanchez-Obando (2020) evaluated the application of Microparticulated whey proteins (MWP) as a fat mimetic in Petit Suisse.…”
Section: Bifidobacterium Longummentioning
confidence: 99%