Impact of refining process on quality of tea seed oil
Chang Ha Min
Abstract
Chang Ha Min
Abstract
The changes of fatty acid compositions,basic indicators,fat accompaniments,trans fatty acids and benzo(a) pyrene of crude cold-pressed tea seed oil,deacidified oil,bleached oil and deodorized oil were systematically analyzed.The results showed that during refining of tea seed oil,the tetradecanoic acid and arachic acid almost disappeared; the contents of sterol and polyphenols declined gradually,and the loss rates were 43.30% and 58.40% respectively,besides,most of tocopherol and spinacene lost in deodorization process; the benzo(a) pyrene content decreased by 85.87%,while the contents of trans fatty acids during bleaching and deodorization reached 1.20% and 1.77% respectively,which did not exceed the EU and USA standards(5% and 2%).The study could provide theoretical basis for further quality improvement,quality indicators formulation and products development of tea seed oil.
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The changes of fatty acid compositions,basic indicators,fat accompaniments,trans fatty acids and benzo(a) pyrene of crude cold-pressed tea seed oil,deacidified oil,bleached oil and deodorized oil were systematically analyzed.The results showed that during refining of tea seed oil,the tetradecanoic acid and arachic acid almost disappeared; the contents of sterol and polyphenols declined gradually,and the loss rates were 43.30% and 58.40% respectively,besides,most of tocopherol and spinacene lost in deodorization process; the benzo(a) pyrene content decreased by 85.87%,while the contents of trans fatty acids during bleaching and deodorization reached 1.20% and 1.77% respectively,which did not exceed the EU and USA standards(5% and 2%).The study could provide theoretical basis for further quality improvement,quality indicators formulation and products development of tea seed oil.
Key concepts: Refining (metallurgy), Chemistry, Food science, Polyphenol, Fatty acid, Sterol, Tocopherol, Pyrene