Mohamed Yehia Sayed Ahmed, Rasha Saad, Fatma Shafik Abd El-Aleem, Shereen Nazeh Lotfy, Hoda Hanem Mohamed Fadel
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摘要
碳酸功能性软饮料是为消费者提供健康益处的新概念。本研究的目的是通过将柠檬油(L)与牛至(Or)精油混合,提高碳酸柠檬软饮料的抗氧化活性,同时保持其特有的风味。不同的增稠剂(通常用于软饮料配方)对简单模型溶液挥发性化合物释放的影响分别进行了评估。柠檬油与牛至精油(1.5µL Or /100µL)混合可提高气味接受度,并使柠檬油清除DPPH的能力提高40%。研究了不同增稠剂的作用,结果表明,黄原胶、阿拉伯胶和果胶分别在0.05、6.0和0.01 g/100 mL水的浓度下,从简单模型溶液中释放柠檬烯和柠檬醛最高,而柠檬烯和柠檬醛是柠檬香气的主要来源。这一发现主要与增稠剂之间的相互作用有关。根据这一结果,研制了柠檬软饮。碳酸化改善了软饮料的感官特性,降低了pH值,增加了酸度,但变化不显著(P >总可溶性固形物和总糖含量0.05)。
Improving the Antioxidant Activity of a Carbonated Lemon Soft Drink
The carbonated functional soft drinks are a new concept that provides health benefits for the consumers. The aim of this study was to improve the antioxidant activity of a carbonated lemon soft drink, while preserving its characteristic flavour, by blending the lemon oil (L) with oregano (Or) essential oil. The effect of different thickeners, usually used in formulation of the soft drinks, on release of the volatile compounds from simple model solutions was evaluated, separately. Blending lemon oil with oregano essential oil (1.5 µL Or /100 µL) improved the odour acceptability and increased the DPPH scavenging ability of lemon oil by 40%. Studying the effect of different thickeners indicated that the xanthan, Arabic gum and pectin at levels 0.05, 6.0 and 0.01 g/100 mL water, respectively, showed the highest release of limonene and citral, the most contributors to lemon aroma, from the simple model solutions. This finding was mainly correlated to the interaction between the thickeners. In view of this result a lemon soft drink was formulated. Carbonation of the soft drink improved the sensory characteristics, decreased the pH value, increased the acidity and showed insignificant changes (P > 0.05) in total soluble solids and total sugars.