Coupling flash vacuum expansion and spray drying to produce stable polyphenolic extract from coffee exocarp
Marin Castro U.R., Ortiz Sánchez C.A., Vargas Ortiz M.A., Salgado Cervantes M.A., Rascón DÃaz R.D., Servent A., Rivera Arredondo V.M.. 2023. Biology and Life Sciences Forum, 26 (1) : 6 p..
In the present work, the effect of the Flash Vacuum Expansion (FVE) process on the recovery of total phenolic content (TPC) from entire coffee peel was evaluated. The resulting extracts were microencapsulated by spray drying using maltodextrin (MD10) and arabic gum (GA). The FVE increased TPC by 20.97% in the ethanolic extracts. The use of MD10 allowed obtention of smaller, less hygroscopic particles, with better color and flow properties as well as a higher concentration of TPC. Both powders were considered microbiologically stable based on humidity and water activity.
Mots-clés : séchage par pulvérisation; gomme arabique; microencapsulation; composé phénolique; maltodextrine; microbiologie; technologie alimentaire; séchage; propriété physicochimique; encapsulation; pulvérisation; veracruz; mexique
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- Servent Adrien — Persyst / UMR QUALISUD