Stable banana purée for long‐term refrigerated storage
John E. Brekke, Keith I. Tonaki, Catherine G. Cavalettot, Hilmer A. Frank
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John E. Brekke, Keith I. Tonaki, Catherine G. Cavalettot, Hilmer A. Frank
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Abstract Banana puree, containing 200 ppm potassium sorbate, was stored under simulated commercial conditions at 45° F. When the flavour quality of this purée was compared with that of puree lacking sorbate, it was found highly acceptable even after 6 months of storage. Sorbate‐supplemented purée showed no gross signs of spoilage and had a low population of yeasts, the predominant spoilage organisms. This product is thus suitable for use in bakery, dairy, and other banana‐flavoured specialty food products.
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Abstract Banana puree, containing 200 ppm potassium sorbate, was stored under simulated commercial conditions at 45° F. When the flavour quality of this purée was compared with that of puree lacking sorbate, it was found highly acceptable even after 6 months of storage. Sorbate‐supplemented purée showed no gross signs of spoilage and had a low population of yeasts, the predominant spoilage organisms. This product is thus suitable for use in bakery, dairy, and other banana‐flavoured specialty food products.
Key concepts: Potassium sorbate, Food spoilage, Food science, Flavour, Population, Warehouse, Chemistry, Biology