Title of article
Enhancement of Low Calorie Chocolate Milk Sweetened with Stevioside and Texturizing Inulin
Author/Authors
saber, jehan i. alexandria university - faculty of agriculture shatby - department of home economics, Alexandria, Egypt , mohamed, hayam h. alexandria university - faculty of agriculture shatby - department of home economics, Alexandria, Egypt. , ismail, zeinab alexandria university - faculty of agriculture shatby - department of dairy science and technology, Alexandria, Egypt , massoud, mona i. agriculture research center - crops research institute, Alexandria, Egypt
From page
250
To page
255
Abstract
Physico-chemical , microbiological characteristics and sensory evaluation were performed to investigate the effect of replacing sugar with stevioside as well as the addition of texturizing inulin as a functional ingredient on the quality of the low calorie chocolate milk. Low caloric chocolate milk has been prepared by replacing 25, 50, 75 and 100% of sugar with stevioside and addition of inulin (frutafit® TEX) to improve texture parameters. The results indicated that the total soluble solids of all chocolate milk decreased as the ratio of the stevioside added increased compared to the control samples. No significant differences were found between the organoleptic properties for all samples sweetened with stevioside compared to the control. The addition of 2% inulin increased the chocolate milk viscosity. Chocolate milk samples replacing 50% sugar with stevioside and 2% inulin had gained the highest overall acceptability scores compared to those prepared using sugar alone and qualities of similar textures of full-fat products. These low products can be used for people suffering from obese and diabetics.
Keywords
Stevioside , inulin , organoleptic properties , diabetics
Journal title
alexandria science exchange journal
Journal title
alexandria science exchange journal
Record number
2656627
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