Table 1. Effects of process variables on cutting strength and TPA of meat analogs
Process variables | Cutting strength (g/cm2) | TPA |
MC (%) | BT (°C) | SS (rpm) | Texturization (%) | Springiness (%) | Cohesiveness (%) | Chewiness (g) |
55 | 165 | 150 | 56.16±3.38bc | 90.44±0.85ab | 77.25±2.41a | 4,516.37±545.34c |
200 | 55.86±1.51bc | 90.74±1.12ab | 77.11±2.99a | 5,251.18±482.39b |
175 | 150 | 56.98±3.73b | 91.03±0.53ab | 73.78±1.79ab | 4,184.50±462.09c |
200 | 63.53±2.45a | 91.82±0.80a | 77.76±1.58a | 5,841.75±525.09a |
60 | 165 | 150 | 37.19±3.07e | 87.12±2.04d | 66.02±5.24c | 2,097.40±171.94e |
200 | 47.29±2.20d | 88.11±1.59cd | 62.94±3.12c | 1,705.61±116.58f |
175 | 150 | 57.97±2.10b | 89.56±2.37c | 69.93±4.38b | 3,039.21±235.91d |
200 | 54.22±2.27c | 91.01±1.37ab | 71.32±6.14b | 2,920.11±270.18d |
Different lowercase letters in the same column indicate significant differences (p<0.05).
Adapted from Zhang and Ryu (2023) with CC-BY.
TPA, texture profile analysis; MC, moisture content; BT, barrel temperature; SS, screw speed.