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. 2022 Oct 31;8(11):704. doi: 10.3390/gels8110704

Table 3.

Physicochemical effects of raw, roasted, and boiled Tonka beans.

Cooking Method 1 F-Value 2
(p-Value)
Raw Roasting Boiling
Antioxidant effect Total polyphenol content (GAE μg/g) 4739.369 ± 230.863 ab 5066.658 ± 108.545 a 4462.524 ± 141.384 b 9.676 *
(0.013)
Total flavonoid content (RU μg/g) 488.833 ± 15.926 ab 514.111 ± 10.593 a 473.000 ± 7.603 b 9.134 *
(0.015)
DPPH free radical scavenging activity (Trolox μmol/g) 42.138 ± 1.981 a 40.341 ± 2.037 ab 36.907 ± 1.832 b 5.563 *
(0.043)
ABTS free radical scavenging activity (Trolox μmol/g) 57.407 ± 0.175 57.199 ± 0.306 57.125 ± 0.094 1.442
(0.308)
Superoxide dismutase activity (U/mg) 7.484 ± 0.288 7.286 ± 0.315 7.220 ± 0.266 0.671
(0.546)
Ferric reducing antioxidant power (Trolox mg/g) 5.422 ± 0.216 a 4.989 ± 0.245 ab 4.737 ± 0.191 b 7.546 *
(0.023)
Antidiabetic effect α-Glucosidase inhibition (%) 67.358 ± 3.237 a 63.138 ± 2.485 ab 59.038 ± 2.792 b 6.370 *
(0.033)
α-Amylase inhibition (%) 60.651 ± 1.438 59.679 ± 2.785 59.211 ± 2.150 0.336
(0.727)

1 The results were expressed as the mean value for the three repeated experiments. 2 One-way ANOVA was used, and different letters in the same row (a~b) imply significant differences at * p < 0.05, respectively.