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Dry heat treatment (DHT) modifies starch structure and functionality by altering molecular bonds and water content. This green technology impacts hydration, thermal stability, and digestibility, with effects varying by starch source and process conditions.

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  • Biomaterials Engineering

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  • Dry heat treatment (DHT) is a sustainable method for starch modification, avoiding chemical use and effluent generation.
  • A comprehensive understanding of DHT's multi-scale structural effects and their link to starch functionality is lacking.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review and analyze the effects of DHT on starch's multi-scale structure and functional properties.
  • To compare continuous versus repeated DHT performance and elucidate the mechanism of starch dry heating.
  • To summarize applications of dry-heated starches.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review and analysis of existing studies on dry heat treatment of starch.
  • Comparative analysis of continuous and repeated DHT processes.
  • Mechanistic discussion of starch molecular changes during DHT.

Main Results:

  • DHT alters starch multi-scale structure by evaporating water, promoting molecular movement, and breaking hydrogen bonds.
  • Structural changes influence hydration, thermal stability, slowly digestible/resistant starch formation, and glycemic index.
  • Starch botanical source and process conditions significantly affect DHT outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • DHT is an effective green technology for starch modification with diverse functional impacts.
  • Understanding DHT mechanisms provides a theoretical basis for optimizing its application in the food industry.
  • Further research can advance DHT applications based on botanical source and process optimization.