Development of Babbler’s Bill Leaf Gummy Jelly

Authors

  • Teerawan Suwan Faculty of agro-industry King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok
  • Watchara Pradutprom
  • Wiraiporn Ngamroop
  • Natthaya Choosuk
  • Chanthima Phungamngoen

Abstract

This research aims at developing a herbal-jelly from Babbler’s Bill leaf in order to a new choice for consumer. Several conditions affecting gummy jelly’s qualities were studied including the amounts of gelatins, glucose syrup, sugar and the ratio of water to Babbler’s Bill leaf. From this research the suitable formula was composed of glucose syrup 32.63%, sugar 32.63%, Babbler’s Bill leaf extract (the ratio of water to Babbler’s Bill leafis 90 : 10) 25.75%, gelatin 7.25% and citric acid 1.75%. Textural properties of the developed product were hardness 2,962.57 g., cohesiveness 0.93 , springiness 0.87, chewiness 2,923.17 g and gumminess 2,821.51 g. Moreover, and color properties were L* 38.94 a* -0.86 and b* 9.01. Water activity (aw) of the final product was 0.70 and total acidity was 1.74%. There was no microbial growth detected.      Keywords :Babbler’s Bill leaf,  jelly,  gummy jelly,  herb

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2017-02-09