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. 2021 Oct 26;10(11):2586. doi: 10.3390/foods10112586

Table 4.

Effects of PEE addition on the antioxidant capacity of jelly candies.

S-Candies F-Candies
Menthe Orange Average Menthe Orange Strawberry Average
PEE M M M M M M M
TPC Untreated 12.44 b 11.92 c 15.36 c 13.18 c 14.60 c 21.67 b 16.48 c
mg GAE/100 g P1 13.48 b 17.51 b 17.81 b 21.27 b 17.89 b 20.83 b 20.00 b
P2 23.44 a 22.53 a 25.11 a 27.93 a 21.11 a 32.60 a 27.12 a
SEM 1.658 1.374 0.964 1.938 0.858 1.711 0.991
ABTS Untreated 1.24 c 2.20 c 3.29 c 2.05 c 1.14 c 4.98 c 2.73 c
mg TE/100 g P1 5.43 b 7.25 b 8.29 b 4.68 b 7.10 b 12.35 b 8.04 b
P2 12.15 a 16.69 a 15.30 a 6.90 a 8.36 a 15.33 a 10.20 a
SEM 1.421 1.899 0.945 0.627 0.996 1.377 0.742
DPPH Untreated 4.25 b 3.88 b 5.57 c 4.67 c 2.58 c 9.49 c 5.58 c
mg TE/100 g P1 4.67 b 4.22 b 7.05 b 5.41 b 5.46 b 11.02 b 7.29 b
P2 7.73 a 10.79 a 11.32 a 6.30 a 7.50 a 14.42 a 9.40 a
SEM 0.491 1.006 0.299 0.212 0.640 0.652 0.560

Abbreviations: S: Sugary; F: Fructan; PEE: Propolis Ethanolic Extract; P1 and P2: 0.01% and 0.02% w/w PEE; M: Mean; SEM: Standard Error of Mean; TPC: Total Phenolic Content; GAE: Gallic Acid Equivalent; ABTS: 2.2’-azinobis-(3-ethylbenzothiazoline-6-sulfonic); DPPH: 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radical; TE: Trolox Equivalents. a,b,c effects of PEE addition (p < 0.05) on jelly candies made with the same ingredients. Sample size: n = 18 per each treatment and level.