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Fatty acids, cholesterol oxides and cholesterol in Brazilian processed chicken products
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Italian Journal Of Food Science. Chiriotti Editori, v. 18, n. 2, n. 199, n. 208, 2006.
1120-1770
WOS:000239512300007
Autor
Baggio, SR
Bragagnolo, N
Institución
Resumen
Total lipids extracted from 7 types of processed chicken products were analyzed for total fat, fatty acid composition, cholesterol oxides and cholesterol. The Chester (R) chicken frankfurters had the highest levels of cholesterol (64 mg/100 g) and the lowest total lipid content (8 g/100 g). The Chester (R) chicken hamburger showed the lowest cholesterol level (31 mg/100 g) and the chicken mortadella had the highest total lipid content (19 g/100 g). All samples showed C18:3n-3 varying from 0.3 g/100 g in chicken frankfurters to 0.1 g/100 g in the other samples analysed. No cholesterol oxides were found in the samples probably due to the presence of the antioxidant sodium erythorbate in the processed chicken products. In general, the processed chicken products had higher total lipid, saturated and monounsaturated fatty acid contents than the Chester (R) chicken products, however the cholesterol and the polyunsaturated fatty acid contents were similar for both products. 18 2 199 208