用迷香提取物涂上奇托桑可延长保质期,减少牛肉中的水损失

Allison F de Lima1, Ricardo H de L Leite2, Marília W F Pereira1

  • 1Department of Animal Sciences, Federal Rural University of the Semi-Arid, Francisco Mota Avenue, Mossoro 59625-900, RN, Brazil.

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概括

含有奇托桑和迷香提取物的可食用薄膜通过改善嫩度和减少脂质氧化和细菌生长来提高牛肉质量. 建议使用4%的迷香提取物度,以优化冷藏牛肉的保存.

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