Estudio de los atributos fisicoquímicos de calidad que influyen en la vida útil de muffins de vainilla
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https://doi.org/10.29105/idcyta.v8i1.113Keywords:
Bread stealing, shelf life, muffin, kinetic modelingAbstract
A muffin is a small round cake elaborated without sugar. In general, baked products have been the subject of various investigations due to the interaction between their components and their deterioration. Since vainilla muffins used in this investigation had good microbiological stability due to preservative agents incorporated in their formulation, the objective of this work was to determine which quality physicochemical parameters have the greatest influence on their shelf life, using the accelerated testing approach, in order to propose strategies to prolong it. For this, the muffins were stored at different temperatures. Changes in moisture content, water activity and weight were determined in triplicate. The results were adjusted with different mathematical models. Muffin weight loss was the variable with the greatest influence on product shelf life and was adjusted to the equation of order zero (=0.817±0.308). In conclusion, the kinetic analysis provides a reliable criterion to predict the stability and shelf life of muffins, with the information obtained here it is possible to establish strategies to increase shelf life.
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