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. 2023 Jan 11;12(2):343. doi: 10.3390/foods12020343

Table 4.

Preservative effect of fruit bioactive compounds in meat and meat products.

Source Meat and Meat Products
(Extract Concentration)
Storage Conditions Results Ref.
Lemon essential oil Fresh pork meat (1–4% in film) 21 days at 4 °C ↑ Color, odor, and overall acceptance (SA)
↓ MG and LO
[96]
Pomegranate peel extract Fresh beef (0.5 and 1% in film) 21 days at 4 °C ↑ Overall acceptance
↓ MG and LO
No effect: color and odor (SA)
[97]
Pomegranate peel powder Minced beef meat (1 and 1.5%) 15 days at 4 °C ↑ Color and odor (SA)
↓ LO, TVB-N, WHC, CL, pH, and MG
[42]
Apple peel powder Raw beef patties (3% in coating solution) 10 days at 4 °C ↓ LO, MG, and Salmonella enterica counts [98]
Red pitaya pulp extract Raw pork patties (250, 500 and 1000 mg/kg) 18 days at 2 °C ↑ PAA, a*, and color (SA)
↓ pH, L*, b*, LO, and PO
No effect: texture, CL, and SA
[87]
Pomegranate peel powder Raw chicken patties (powder and extract: 2 and 9 g/100 g, respectively) 16 days for 4 °C ↑ Texture
↓ L*, LO, and MG
No effect: a*, b*, and pH
[99]
Guarana seed extract Raw lamb burgers with chia oil emulsion (250 mg/kg) 18 days at 2 °C ↑ PAA, pH, a*, color (SA)
↓ L*, b*, metMb, LO, PO, and VC
[100]
Watermelon rind extract Cooked pork patties (1000 mg/kg) 28 days at 4 °C ↑ Flavor, juiciness, tenderness, and overall acceptance (SA)
↓ MG, LO, and FFA
No effect: pH
[88]
Jabuticaba peel extract Raw and cooked beef burgers (6, 8, and 10% in hydrogelled emulsion) 120 days at −18 °C ↑ Pleasant taste and seasoning in the right amount (SA)
↓ LO
[101]
Jabuticaba peel extract Fresh pork sausage (20 and 40 g/kg) 15 days 1 °C ↑ a*
↓ LO, pH, L*, b*, and color (SA)
No effect: MG
[83]
Jabuticaba peel extract Cooked pork sausage (20 g/kg) 56 days at 4 °C ↑ Texture and flavor (SA)
↓ pH, a*, b*, and color (SA),
No effect: LO, MG, and overall acceptance (SA)
[36]
Mango peel extract Cooked chicken sausage (2, 4, and 6%) 10 days at 4 °C ↓ pH, L*, a*, b*, CL, LO, and PO [102]

a*: Color from green to red; b*: color from blue to yellow; CL: cooking loss; FFA: free fatty acids; L*: luminosity; LO: lipid oxidation; MetMb: metmyoglobin; MG: microbiological growth; PAA: product antioxidant activity; PO: protein oxidation; SA: sensory attributes; TVB-N: total volatile basic nitrogen; VC: volatile compounds; and WHC: water-holding capacity.