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Oxidative Stability Of Yogurt With Added Lutein Dye
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Journal Of Dairy Science. , v. 97, n. 2, p. 616 - 623, 2014.
220302
10.3168/jds.2013-6971
2-s2.0-84892675449
Autor
Domingos L.D.
Xavier A.A.O.
Mercadante A.Z.
Petenate A.J.
Jorge R.A.
Viotto W.H.
Institución
Resumen
This study evaluated the effect of adding lutein dye on the oxidative stability of yogurt during 35. d of refrigerated storage, in the presence and absence of light. Yogurts manufactured without and with the equivalent of 1.5. mg of lutein in 120. g of the final product were characterized for their total carotenoid and riboflavin contents, and the behaviors of both riboflavin and lutein were monitored during storage. A decrease in riboflavin content occurred, with concurrent appearance of its derived-oxidation products in the yogurts without added lutein and exposed to light during storage. The yogurts with added lutein dye showed constant lutein and riboflavin contents throughout storage both for the samples stored under light and for those stored in the dark. 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