2014•RESEARCH JOURNAL OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRY SCIENCEOpen access

To study the effect of level of jaggery and sapota pulp on chemical quality of Kulfi

P.J. UBALE, A. S. Hembade, D. M. Choudhari

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The three levels of pulp of sapota 16, 25 and 40 per cent were used with three levels of jaggery i.e. 7, 8 and 9 per cent to prepare the Kulfi. In conclusion the protein and fat content decreased with increase in levels of jaggery and fruit pulp in end product i.e. Kulfi and the non-reducing sugar, reducing sugar, iron, ash, total solids contents ware increased in end product with increase in levels of both i.e. jaggery and fruit pulp.

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The three levels of pulp of sapota 16, 25 and 40 per cent were used with three levels of jaggery i.e. 7, 8 and 9 per cent to prepare the Kulfi. In conclusion the protein and fat content decreased with increase in levels of jaggery and fruit pulp in end product i.e. Kulfi and the non-reducing sugar, reducing sugar, iron, ash, total solids contents ware increased in end product with increase in levels of both i.e. jaggery and fruit pulp.

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The three levels of pulp of sapota 16, 25 and 40 per cent were used with three levels of jaggery i.e. 7, 8 and 9 per cent to prepare the Kulfi. In conclusion the protein and fat content decreased with increase in levels of jaggery and fruit pulp in end product i.e. Kulfi and the non-reducing sugar, reducing sugar, iron, ash, total solids contents ware increased in end product with increase in levels of both i.e. jaggery and fruit pulp.

Key concepts: Jaggery, Pulp (tooth), Food science, Quality (philosophy), Pulp and paper industry, Chemistry, Sugar, Engineering

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