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. 2022 May 28;11(11):1597. doi: 10.3390/foods11111597

Table 1.

Initial quality of analysed oils.

Oil PV p-AnV TOTOX K232 K268
PO 42.52 d 7.14 g 98.96 e 4.57 h 3.63 i
HO 19.42 c 2.68 d 41.51 d 2.10 e 0.50 g
LO 0.95 a 0.49 a 2.38 a 1.86 cd 0.31 e
CO 4.91 b 1.92 c 11.74 bc 1.75 c 0.26 c,d
RO 0.85 a 3.55 e 5.25 a 1.45 b 0.17 b
BCO 81.93 e 3.91 e 167.76 f 5.61 i 2.20 h
MTO 0.92 a 1.14 b 2.98 a 0.26 a 0.03 a
EPO 4.70 b 1.16 b 10.56 b 2.85 g 0.28 d,e
M1 0.33 a 5.51 f 6.16 a 2.49 f 0.27 d,e
M2 5.83 b 2.76 d 14.42 c 2.80 g 0.41 f
M3 0.35 a 2.59 d 3.29 a 1.94 d 0.23 c

a–i—Different letters in the column indicate significant difference between values (p < 0.05). PV—peroxide value; p-AnV—p-anisidine value; Totox—total oxidation indictor; K232 and K268—specific extinction coefficient at wavelength λ = 232 and 268. PO—pumpkin oil; HO—hemp oil; LO—linseed oil; CO—camelina oil; RO—rapeseed oil; BCO—black cumin oil; MTO—milk thistle oil; EPO—evening primrose oil; M1—70% LO, 27% MTO, 3% EPO; M2—80% RO, 17% LO, 3% EPO; M3 –91% LO, 5% EPO, 4% PO.