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Development and Quality Properties of Cereal Bars  

Han Sang-Ha (Korea Food Research Institute)
Kum Jun-Seok (Korea Food Research Institute)
Lee Hyun-Yu (Korea Food Research Institute)
Park Jong-Dae (Korea Food Research Institute)
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Food Science and Preservation / v.12, no.3, 2005 , pp. 235-240 More about this Journal
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to develop new functional cereal bars for breakfast with 9 types of cereal(corn, whole wheat, rice, brown rice, black rice, indian millet, sprouting brown rice, black soybean, job's tear) and their chemical and sensory properties were evaluated. Process of cereal bars are cereal mixing ${\to}$ formation ${\to}$ baking ${\to}$ cooling ${\to}$ topping. Moisture content of sunsik-type cereal bars were $9.4\%$, and puffed-type cereal bars were $10.1\%$. L-values of sunsik cereal bars were lower than that of puffed type cereal bars, and a-value was the highest in sunsik-type cereal bars with fructooligosaccaride. Texture measurement showed that hardness of sunsik-type cereal bars was higher than that of puffed-type cereal bars. Sensory evaluation resulted that sunsik-type cereal bars showed the high quality Score.
Keywords
cereal bars; sunsik type; puffed type; sensory properties;
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