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table 5.15
extruded Multigrain Chips with and without honey
amount of treatments (%)
Ingredient
honey
No Sugar
Brown Sugar
Whole wheat lour
27
35
31
Rice lour
25
25
25
Corn lour
25
25
25
Wheat bran
7
7
7
oat lour
5
5
5
Salt
2
2
2
Honey
8
Brown sugar
4
Source: LaGrange, V. and Sanders, S.W., Cereal Foods World , 33(10), 833-838, 1988.
inputs.Researchindings(LaGrangeandSanders1988)indicatethatacombinationofhighlevels
ofhoney(15%)andlowextrusionspeeds(280rpm)producedthemostdesirableresultsforlavor,
sweetness,crispytexture,andcolor(goldenappearance).Itwasalsofoundthathoneylevels(>10%)
improved the structural integrity of the extruded honey cereals. These data indicate that higher
honeylevelsincerealsincreasedthebulkdensityandradialexpansionofcerealsbutloweredthe
thicknessofpiecesandthenumberofbrokenpieces.Inaddition,thedecreaseinmechanicalenergy
input(lowerscrewspeeds)duringextrusionwasattributedtotheeffectofbrokenpiecesimparted
bythehoneyinhighhoneycereals.Thusextrusionconditionswereevidentlyeffectiveintheinal
productqualityasfollows:
Thehigherhoney(10%)extrudedcerealswerepreferredbyconsumersandrankedasthebestin
overallacceptability.
Nooff-lavorwasdetectedinthehigherhoneylevel(10%-15%).
Basedontheresultsaboveandotherstudies,thefollowingconclusionscanbemadeforextruded
honeycereals:
Highhoneylevelsimpactperceivablehoneylavorsinextrudedhoneycereals.
Higherextrusionscrewspeeds(>200rpm)tendtolowerhoneylavorintensity.
The extrusion process allows a uniform dispersion of the hygroscopic honey components in the
cereal.
table 5.16
Base Formula of extruded honey Cereal products (on a Dry Basis)
Ingredient
Quantity (%)
Whole-grain hard wheat lour
50.0
Straight grade hard wheat lour
29.5
Wheat starch
12.5
Honey/water (2:1) dilution
6.0
Salt
1.0
Sodium bicarbonate
0.8
Cinnamon
0.2
Total
100.0
Source: National Honey Board, Carbohydrates and the sweetness of honey, http://www
.honey.com/images/downloads/carb.pdf , 2011. USDA Agricultural Marketing
Service, United States Standards for Grades of Extracted Honey, May 23, USDA,
Washington, DC, 1985.
 
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