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Processing Of New Drink From Carob Seeds

تصنيع مشروب جديد من بذور الخرنوب

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 Publication date 2015
  fields Food Sciences
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Shamra Editor




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The study showed that We can Processing of a new pleasant nourishing drink from carob seeds, by roasting the fresh seeds of Carob at 200C° for 2 min . The results of sensory tests and test taste according to international quality standards ISO85887: 2005 at samples drink prepared from seeds roasted at different temperatures and times showed that the sample prepared at 200C° for 2min is the best, also the results of chemical analysis for powder of roasting carob seeds at 200C° for 2 min that used in prepare the drink showed that it has a high nutritional value because of its high content of protein 19.8% and fiber 12.9%, low content of fat to 1.6% and sugar to 1.5%, and completely free of caffeine, therefore, it suitable as a healthy and nourishing drink for patients with heart and diabetes disease. The manufacture of this drink is economically

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