Chemical characteristics and the amount of acrylamide in Burger: The effect of meat amount and powdered milk

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SAEEDIAN M.; NIAZMAND R.; AJAM M.

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Journal: IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Year:2019 | Volume:16 | Issue:91 Page(s): 337-346

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Chemical characteristics and the amount of acrylamide in Burger: The effect of meat amount and powdered milk

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SAEEDIAN M. | NIAZMAND R. | AJAM M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

AcrylamideQ1

Amino acidQ1

Total sugarQ2

Millard reactionQ1

HamburgerQ2

Abstract

In present study, the effect of the percentage of meat in the first stage (three levels of 30, 60% and 90%) and replacement of dried milk powder with soybean meal in the second stage on amount of Acrylamide formed in grilled beef and chicken burgers (containing 60% meat) was investigated. Also, Total sugar, protein, moisture and sensory characteristics of burgers were determined. The results indicated that the amount of Acrylamide in chicken burgers was significantly less than that of beef burgers (p <0. 05). The highest and the lowest amounts of formed Acrylamide related to meat burger 60% (66. 03 μ g/kg) and chicken burger 90% (26. 54 μ g/kg), respectively. Further, the increase of the beef and chicken meat content from 30 to 60% led to increase in Acrylamide while increasing from 60 to 90% resulted in decrease in the amount of formed Acrylamide. The Total sugar content of chicken meat burgers was significantly higher than that of beef burgers while their protein content was lower (p<0. 05). The results also indicated that increasing replacement of dry milk powder caused to increase in amount of formed Acrylamide in the burgers. The highest and the lowest amounts of Acrylamide in the second stage related to the beef burger contains 16% dried milk powder (69. 25 μ g/kg) and chicken burger containing 8% dried milk powder (40. 35 μ g/kg). It seems the lowest amount of Acrylamide in burgers would be formed in present of the chicken burgers containing 90 percent meat without dried milk powder.

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SAEEDIAN, M., NIAZMAND, R., & AJAM, M.. (2019). Chemical characteristics and the amount of acrylamide in Burger: The effect of meat amount and powdered milk. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 16(91 ), 337-346. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/71696/en

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SAEEDIAN M., NIAZMAND R., AJAM M.. Chemical characteristics and the amount of acrylamide in Burger: The effect of meat amount and powdered milk. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2019;16(91 ):337-346. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/71696/en

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M. SAEEDIAN, R. NIAZMAND, and M. AJAM, “Chemical characteristics and the amount of acrylamide in Burger: The effect of meat amount and powdered milk,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, vol. 16, no. 91 , pp. 337–346, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/71696/en

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