1958
DOI: 10.1002/food.19580020907
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Zur Frage der nicht‐enzymatischen Bräunung

Abstract: Auf dem Gebiete der Lebensmittelchemie und -technologic ist schon seit langerer Zeit die Tatsache bekannt, dal3 die landwirtschaftlichen Produktebesonders im Falle von Lagerung in beschadigtem Zustand,wie auch die hergestellten Erzeugnisse infolge der wahrend der Herstellung angewandten Warmebehandlung eine Farbveranderung erleiden : sie braunen sich. Solange nur die vorteilhaften Eigenschaften der Braunungsreaktion, bzw. des damit verbundenen Aromasd. h. die giinstige Wirkung der Roststoffe auf die Verdauungb… Show more

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“…However, as suggested by Pomeranz et al (18), the possibility of caramelization reactions of various sugars as an additional source of brown pigments and flavor compounds cannot be overlooked. That such reactions may take place at temperatures even below those generally encountered during baking has been reported (7). Also, the extensive formation of methylfurfural from rhamnose does not appear to be accompanied by a corresponding decrease in amino acids, thus suggesting the formation of methylfurfural directly from the sugar.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…However, as suggested by Pomeranz et al (18), the possibility of caramelization reactions of various sugars as an additional source of brown pigments and flavor compounds cannot be overlooked. That such reactions may take place at temperatures even below those generally encountered during baking has been reported (7). Also, the extensive formation of methylfurfural from rhamnose does not appear to be accompanied by a corresponding decrease in amino acids, thus suggesting the formation of methylfurfural directly from the sugar.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 79%