EVALUATION OF NUTRITIONAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PROBIOTIC-ENRICHED EXTRUDATES FROM SPROUTED LEGUME BEAN FLOUR

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Mahreen Abdul Sattar
Madiha Rohi
Sahar-Un-Nisa
Aysha Sameen
Aqsa Parveen

Keywords

Kindy beans, Mung beans, Probiotics, Extrudates, Physical Properties

Abstract

The present study was conducted to evaluate the nutritional and physical characteristics of probiotic-enriched extrudates developed by using sprouted legume bean flours. Six different formulations were prepared using 100% sprouted and raw legume flours including white kidney beans, red kidney beans, mung beans, black gram and a composite blend. The physical attributes (color parameters L*, a*, b* and texture) and proximate composition of the extrudates were assessed. Data was statistically analyzed. The texture values, moisture content, protein content and fat content of extrudates were ranged from 16.40±0.04 to 25.66±0.04N, 4.86±0.02 to 8.67±0.02%, 22.05±0.04 to 26.04±0.06%, respectively. Likewise mean values for viable cells of extrudates were ranged from 1.19±0.03 to 4.09±0.01logCFU/g. The study concludes that sprouted legume flours are suitable carriers for probiotic enrichment in extruded snacks, offering improved nutritional profiles and acceptable physical properties for functional food applications.

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