Clarification and Preservation of amla blended sugarcane juice
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Clarification and Preservation of amla blended sugarcane juice
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Creator |
Pawar, Kanika
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Rajendra Singh
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Sugarcane juice, Amla juice, Preservation, Clarification, Skim milk
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The study was conducted on sugarcane juice and amla fruit juice used to prepare blends along with their clarification and preservation so as to produce nutritious beverage. The blends prepared with or without amla juice were sugarcane juice: amla (100:0), sugarcane juice: amla juice (95:5), sugarcane juice: amla juice (90:10) with and without skim milk. The various physico –chemical and nutritional characteristics of fresh juices, freshly prepared blends and stored products were studied. The sugarcane juice was having 18.0% TSS, 0.182% acidity, 5.36 pH and 0.20 mg/100 ml ascorbic acid content. The amla fruit yielded 85.4% pulp from which was recovered 47.5% juice; It was having 10.0% TSS, 1.29% acidity, 326.0 mg/100ml ascorbic acid and a pH of 2.75.The blends prepared from various combinations were of acceptable organoleptic quality, however, the combinations of juices prepared with 100:0 sugarcane juice: amla juice was highly acceptable followed by 95:5 juice ratios whereas 90:10 juice ratio with and without skim milk were liked slightly. During storage, total soluble solids, pH and ascorbic acid decreased whereas acidity, turbidity, volatile acidity and microbial count increased in all blends. There was no significant change observed in organoleptic quality of blends during storage and the blends remained acceptable up to 2 months of storage. Thus the study indicated that the amla (5%) juice can be satisfactory used to improve the nutritional quality and preservation of sugarcane juice, without any appreciable loss of organoleptic quality. The best blends, taking together organoleptic as well as nutritional quality was obtained from sugarcane juice: amla juice (100:0) followed by sugarcane juice: amla juice (95:5) blends. The blends stored in crown corked glass bottles after pasteurization remained acceptable up to 2 months at room temperature. |
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Date |
2016-11-29T14:13:48Z
2016-11-29T14:13:48Z 2006 |
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Thesis
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http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/88149
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Language |
en
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application/pdf
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CCSHAU
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