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. 2022 Feb 18;11(4):596. doi: 10.3390/foods11040596

Table 2.

Proximate composition, lipid oxidation and physicochemical properties of pork burgers.

Parameters Treatments SEM Sig.
CON T1 T2
Chemical composition (g/100 g)
Moisture 70.45 a 74.26 b 74.56 b 0.296 ***
Fat 10.03 b 5.92 a 5.64 a 0.319 ***
Protein 17.34 16.83 16.80 0.111 ns
Ash 1.90 a 2.24 b 2.23 b 0.026 ***
Energy content (Kcal/100 g) 159.69 b 120.60 a 117.98 a 2.981 ***
Energy reduction (%) 0.00 a 24.46 b 26.13 b 1.841 ***
Fat reduction (%) 0.00 a 41.07 b 43.14 b 3.077 ***
Colour parameters
L* 55.46 a 64.06 c 61.70 b 0.650 ***
a* 11.60 10.58 11.11 0.216 ns
b* 18.87 a 20.49 b 19.99 a b 0.279 *
pH 5.67 5.63 5.61 0.018 ns
Cooking loss (%) 26.41 25.47 25.03 0.299 ns
Texture parameters
Hardness (N) 54.29 a 68.67 b 68.01 b 1.257 ***
Springiness (mm) 0.76 0.75 0.75 0.004 ns
Cohesiveness 0.57 a 0.59 b 0.59 b 0.004 *
Gumminess (N) 30.83 a 40.05 b 39.66 b 0.812 ***
Chewiness (N·mm) 23.09 a 30.45 b 29.59 b 0.658 ***

Results in the same row with the same superscripts indicates no significant differences. Sig.: significance: * (p < 0.05); *** (p < 0.001); ns: not significant. CON: control burgers; T1: burgers reformulated with walnut and algal oil mixture hydrogel; T2: burgers reformulated with pistachio and algal oil mixture hydrogel.