2020
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/422/1/012016
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Use of non-conventional raw materials from spring wheat grain in functional food products

Abstract: The research represents an overview of the use of non-conventional raw materials in the food industry, as a means used for cost-cutting the final product and ensuring food’s functional properties. The use of dietary fibers in functional food products has been considered. Relevance of using wheat fibers in functional food products has been substantiated. The article contains data on the chemical composition of bran, on the study of adsorption properties of wheat bran, namely the absorption of water and vegetabl… Show more

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“…Bread is a necessary material in human life because it contains essential nutrients, and provides the body with proteins, minerals and some vitamins. The elasticity and elasticity resistance due to the gliadin protein, and the cohesion and stiffness due to the presence of the protein glutenin, is what makes wheat flour important in bread making (Panina et al, 2020) Wheat contains about 8-15% protein, proteins are composed of amino acids, and wheat is low in lysine, leucine and threonine (Padalino et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bread is a necessary material in human life because it contains essential nutrients, and provides the body with proteins, minerals and some vitamins. The elasticity and elasticity resistance due to the gliadin protein, and the cohesion and stiffness due to the presence of the protein glutenin, is what makes wheat flour important in bread making (Panina et al, 2020) Wheat contains about 8-15% protein, proteins are composed of amino acids, and wheat is low in lysine, leucine and threonine (Padalino et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%