Effect of Drying Processes on Physicochemical Properties of Low Fat Non-Dairy Cream Powder from Rice Flour

Authors

  • Tunyaporn Sirilert Siam University
  • Nattiga Silalai
  • Kamloporn Chaysuriya
  • Choltira Sarawong

Abstract

This research, rice flour was used to replace partial vegetable oil for producing non-dairy creamer in the present study. Two types of rice flour, “Bai Yok” and “Petchpanthong”, were used to produce non-dairy cream powder via drum drying and freeze drying processes compared to commercial non-dairy cream powder. Results showed that amylose content of rice flour between two brands was significantly different (p<0.05).  Amylose content of rice flour “Bai Yok” was higher than those of rice flour “Petchpanthong”, which was related to high gelatinization temperature and low viscosity in rice flour “Bai Yok”. As concentration of rice flour was adjusted, the results showed that gelatinization temperature and viscosity of 10% (w/w) rice flour concentration was lower than those of 15% (w/w) rice flour concentration. Effect of drying methods on physicochemical properties and sensory attributes of non-dairy cream powder from rice flour was also studied. It showed that the lightness of non-dairy cream powder with rice flour was higher in freeze drying process (F) than in drum drying process (D). Solubility of the non-dairy cream powder with rice flour obtained from freeze-drying process was closed to commercial and higher than that from drum-drying process. This was related to morphological characteristics. The morphology of non-dairy cream powder with freeze-drying process was irregularly, flaky and thick shapes with high porosity as compared to non-dairy cream powder with drum-drying process. Therefore, attributes of the non-dairy cream powder with 10% (w/w) rice flour produced by a freeze dryer was close to commercial non-dairy cream powder. Keywords : low fat non-dairy cream, rice flour, freeze drying, drum drying, 3-in-1 drinking 

Author Biography

Tunyaporn Sirilert, Siam University

Department of Food Technology, Faculty of Science, Siam University

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2017-06-16