Table 1.
Effects of dietary fibers on the properties of various meat products.
Developed Product | Fiber Source | Recommended Dose (%) | Effect on Meat Product Quality | Reference |
---|---|---|---|---|
Beef patties | Rice bran | 2; 4; 6 | Substitution of fat and total trans fatty acids. | [24] |
Pork and beef sausage | Amorphous cellulose fibers from the husk of oat, soy and rice grains | 1;3 | 50% fat reduction; Increasing emulsion stability and consistency. |
[25] |
Chicken nuggets | Chia flour | 10 | Decreasing the moisture, saturated and monounsaturated fatty acids contents; Increasing the total amount of dietary fibers. |
[26] |
Emulsion type sausages | Inulin | 6 | Reduction of fat and energy content; Sensory acceptance is comparable with the one of a traditional product |
[27] |
Meatballs | Rye bran | 20 | Reduction of total trans fatty acids; Reduction of weight losses, improving nutritional value, health benefits and color. |
[28] |
Frankfurter sausages | Citrus fibers Rice bran |
1.5 0.5 |
Positive effect on the acceptability; Adequate hardness and cohesivity; Acceptable decrease of color intensity. |
[29] |
Cured Bologna sausage | Citrus fibers Cherry powder |
1 0.3 |
Replacement of fat and sodium tripolyphosphate; Hardness improvement. |
[30] |