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. 2013 Nov 14;5(11):4503–4520. doi: 10.3390/nu5114503

Table 5.

Texture profile analysis of the gluten-free bread crumbs containing different dairy powders.

Sample Hardness (N) Springiness Cohesiveness Chewiness (g) Resilience
Control 9.44 b 1.002 a 0.454 ab 431.70 b 0.195 a
CAS 12 3.66 e 1.007 a 0.460 a 169.80 c 0.186 a
NAS 12 11.43 a 0.981 ab 0.427 b 475.84 a 0.188 a
OPT 12 5.46 c 0.940 c 0.335 c 170.74 c 0.134 b
ISO 12 4.20 d 0.972 b 0.366 c 152.99 c 0.141 b
Control 9.44 C 1.002 A 0.454 B 431.70 C 0.195 A
CAS 24 11.60 B 0.979 AB 0.486 A 568.38 B 0.196 A
NAS 24 25.28 A 0.954 B 0.434 B 1071.26 A 0.184 A
OPT 24 11.06 B 0.872 C 0.376 C 368.83 D 0.133 B
ISO 24 6.35 D 0.959 B 0.446 B 282.34 E 0.181 A

Control: unfortified gluten-free bread; CAS 12: gluten-free bread with 12% of calcium caseinate; CAS 24: gluten-free bread with 24% of calcium caseinate; NAS 12: gluten-free bread with 12% of sodium caseinate; NAS 24: gluten-free bread with 24% of sodium caseinate: OPT 12: gluten-free bread with 12% of whey proteins hydrolysate; OPT 24: gluten-free bread with 24% of whey proteins hydrolysate; ISO 12: gluten-free bread with 12% of whey proteins isolate; ISO 24: gluten-free bread with 24% of whey proteins isolate; Mean values labeled with different letters in the same column are significantly different (p < 0.05). Lower case letters were used with the low-level protein addition and upper case letters are referred to the highest level of protein addition.