S. Udomrati, P. Tungtrakul, N. Lowithun, D. Thirathumthavorn
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Abstract
The concentration of starch is one of the main factors influencing the rheological
characteristics of starch-based foods. The rheological behavior of sago starch at varied
concentrations of 3, 5, 10, 20 and 30% (w/w) were investigated using small oscillatory
temperature and frequency sweep measurements. All concentrations of sago starch
expressed less solid-like behavior, with tan δ values of approximately 0.2. A flowable
viscous paste of sago starch was generated at low concentrations (3 and 5% (w/w)). The
gel network formation of sago starch initially occurred at a critical concentration of 10%
(w/w). Further increases in the concentration to 20 and 30% (w/w), stronger gel network
formation was occurred. In addition, the tan δ values for concentrations of 20 and 30% (w/
w) were approximately 0.2 with elastic and soft gel characteristics. A positive power law
correlation between G' and sago starch concentration was found, with a coefficient of
determination (R2
) value of 0.99. The gelatinized sago starch was unstable as a frequency
sweep was applied, indicating that it may be less stable during storage or processing.