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International Journal of Dairy Science

Year: 2009 | Volume: 4 | Issue: 4 | Page No.: 129-141
DOI: 10.3923/ijds.2009.129.141

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R.S. Chavan

Country: India

P.S. Prajapati

Country: India

S.R. Chavan

Country: India

C.D. Khedkar

Country: India

Keywords


  • consumer preference
  • cost
  • diabetic Rosogolla
  • Dietetic Rosogolla
  • FFA
  • HMF
  • textural properties
Research Article

Study of Manufacture and Shelf-Life of Indian Dietetic and Diabetic Rosogolla

R.S. Chavan, P.S. Prajapati, S.R. Chavan and C.D. Khedkar
Dietetic and diabetic Rosogolla was manufactured by using low-fat cow milk. Twelve different combinations viz., type of chhana, cooking medium (double refined cane sugar syrup and sorbitol solution) and two different concentrations (40° and 50° Brix). All of the experimental samples and control samples were then analyzed for physico-chemical, textural and sensory properties. A 40° Brix concentration irrespective of the type of cooking medium was preferred to give a highly acceptable Rosogolla. The average composition of dietetic and diabetic Rosogolla is, moisture-49.83 and 52.20%, fat-4.66 and 4.46%, protein-11.85 and 12.78%, sucrose/sorbitol-32.41 and 29.66% and ash-0.90 and 0.89%, respectively. The hot Rosogolla of both types were packed in polyethylene terepthalate (PET) jars and stored for 40 days and 6 days at refrigerated (7±2°C) and room (26±2°C) temperature respectively. During storage pH of dietetic, diabetic and control Rosogolla, decreased, while free fatty acids, 5-hydroxy methyl furfural and soluble nitrogen content increased with the advancement of the storage irrespective of the storage temperature. Total viable count and yeast and mould count increased slowly in the samples stored at 7±2°C, but very sharply when stored at 26±2°C. Coliform count in both temperatures was observed to be zero.
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R.S. Chavan, P.S. Prajapati, S.R. Chavan and C.D. Khedkar, 2009. Study of Manufacture and Shelf-Life of Indian Dietetic and Diabetic Rosogolla. International Journal of Dairy Science, 4: 129-141.

DOI: 10.3923/ijds.2009.129.141

URL: https://scialert.net/abstract/?doi=ijds.2009.129.141

Comments


Dr. Dn Bajad Reply
14 February, 2010

This is an excellent research paper. I think the scientists have made a very perfect investigation and it will be very useful reference work.

Rupesh Chavan
25 February, 2010

hello sir Thank you very much.

Dr. SD Kalyankar Reply
14 February, 2010

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Dr. YD Deshmukh Reply
14 February, 2010

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