The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice Cream

Introduction. The research objective was to establish the effect of the complete and partial replacement of sucrose by trehalose on the dispersion of ice crystals in ice cream with a low mass fraction of fat and solids. Study objects and methods. The present research featured three test samples of...

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Main Authors: Landikhovskaya Anna V., Tvorogova Antonina A., Kazakova Natalia V., Gursky Igor A.
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Published: Kemerovo State University 2020-10-01
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author Landikhovskaya Anna V.
Tvorogova Antonina A.
Kazakova Natalia V.
Gursky Igor A.
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Tvorogova Antonina A.
Kazakova Natalia V.
Gursky Igor A.
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description Introduction. The research objective was to establish the effect of the complete and partial replacement of sucrose by trehalose on the dispersion of ice crystals in ice cream with a low mass fraction of fat and solids. Study objects and methods. The present research featured three test samples of ice cream with a 3% mass fraction of fat: one with a complete replacement of sucrose (15.5%) and two with a partial replacement of 7.5% and 3%. In the control sample, the mass fraction of sucrose was 15.5%. To control the dynamic viscosity indicator of consistency, the research employed such an advanced method as rotational viscometry. Microstructure methods were used to determine the dispersion of ice crystals and the air phase. Results and discussion. The usage of trehalose in the production of low-fat ice cream in the amounts of 3.0%, 7.5%, and 15% increased the dispersion of ice crystals and preserved it during storage. After three months of storage, most ice crystals in the test ice cream samples had a size of ≤ 45 μm with an organoleptic sensibility of ≤ 50 μm, while in the control sample (15.5% of sucrose) it did not exceed 60 μm. The experiment determined the effect of trehalose on the consistency of ice cream according to the following indicators: dynamic viscosity, overrun, and dispersion of the air phase. 15.5% of trehalose increased the dynamic viscosity of ice cream mix by 1.2 times as compared to the sample with the same concentration of sucrose. According to the average diameter of air bubbles, trehalose helped to preserve the dispersion of the air phase during storage. After three months, Sample 1 with 15.5% of trehalose demonstrated the maximum dispersion, which was 17% higher than in the control sample with a sucrose mass fraction of 15.5%. Conclusion. The complete (15.5%) and partial (3% and 7.5%) sucrose replacement by trehalose in low-fat ice cream increased the dispersion of ice crystals and improved its consistency. Unlike the sample with 15.5% of sucrose, samples with trehalose had smaller ice crystals, which remained the same after three months. The trehalose samples had a better dynamic viscosity and air saturation. The research requires a further study of dispersion of ice crystals after 12 months of storage.
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spelling doaj-art-5699d16c10c84eafa4dbd0d38826589f2024-12-02T00:42:52ZengKemerovo State UniversityТехника и технология пищевых производств2074-94142313-17482020-10-0150345045910.21603/2074-9414-2020-3-450-459The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice CreamLandikhovskaya Anna V.0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5881-2309Tvorogova Antonina A. 1https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7293-9162Kazakova Natalia V. 2https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2963-6294Gursky Igor A. 3https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8177-3472All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Refrigeration IndustryAll-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Refrigeration IndustryAll-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Refrigeration IndustryAll-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Refrigeration IndustryIntroduction. The research objective was to establish the effect of the complete and partial replacement of sucrose by trehalose on the dispersion of ice crystals in ice cream with a low mass fraction of fat and solids. Study objects and methods. The present research featured three test samples of ice cream with a 3% mass fraction of fat: one with a complete replacement of sucrose (15.5%) and two with a partial replacement of 7.5% and 3%. In the control sample, the mass fraction of sucrose was 15.5%. To control the dynamic viscosity indicator of consistency, the research employed such an advanced method as rotational viscometry. Microstructure methods were used to determine the dispersion of ice crystals and the air phase. Results and discussion. The usage of trehalose in the production of low-fat ice cream in the amounts of 3.0%, 7.5%, and 15% increased the dispersion of ice crystals and preserved it during storage. After three months of storage, most ice crystals in the test ice cream samples had a size of ≤ 45 μm with an organoleptic sensibility of ≤ 50 μm, while in the control sample (15.5% of sucrose) it did not exceed 60 μm. The experiment determined the effect of trehalose on the consistency of ice cream according to the following indicators: dynamic viscosity, overrun, and dispersion of the air phase. 15.5% of trehalose increased the dynamic viscosity of ice cream mix by 1.2 times as compared to the sample with the same concentration of sucrose. According to the average diameter of air bubbles, trehalose helped to preserve the dispersion of the air phase during storage. After three months, Sample 1 with 15.5% of trehalose demonstrated the maximum dispersion, which was 17% higher than in the control sample with a sucrose mass fraction of 15.5%. Conclusion. The complete (15.5%) and partial (3% and 7.5%) sucrose replacement by trehalose in low-fat ice cream increased the dispersion of ice crystals and improved its consistency. Unlike the sample with 15.5% of sucrose, samples with trehalose had smaller ice crystals, which remained the same after three months. The trehalose samples had a better dynamic viscosity and air saturation. The research requires a further study of dispersion of ice crystals after 12 months of storage.http://fptt.ru/stories/archive/58/7.pdffinished food productssucrosetrehalosedynamic viscositydispersionice crystalsair bubbles
spellingShingle Landikhovskaya Anna V.
Tvorogova Antonina A.
Kazakova Natalia V.
Gursky Igor A.
The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice Cream
Техника и технология пищевых производств
finished food products
sucrose
trehalose
dynamic viscosity
dispersion
ice crystals
air bubbles
title The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice Cream
title_full The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice Cream
title_fullStr The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice Cream
title_full_unstemmed The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice Cream
title_short The Effect of Trehalose on Dispersion of Ice Crystals and Consistency of Low-Fat Ice Cream
title_sort effect of trehalose on dispersion of ice crystals and consistency of low fat ice cream
topic finished food products
sucrose
trehalose
dynamic viscosity
dispersion
ice crystals
air bubbles
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