Solange Teresinha Carpes, Letícia Souza da Silva, Ellen Cristina Perin, Bruno Henrique Fontoura, Edimir Andrade Pereira, Robson Rosa de Camargo, Mirelli Bianchin, Jonas Cardoso de Oliveira, Idemir Citadin
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This study aimed to increase oxidative stability and enhance yam flour cookies’ nutritional and antioxidant properties by incorporating lyophilized peach (LP). The cookies were subjected to two storage conditions: one with exposure to light and one in darkness for 60 days at room temperature. Four formulations were tested: a control (F1), F2, and F3 with 10% and 20% LP, respectively, and F4 with tert-butyl hydroxyquinone. The yam cookies demonstrated a high protein content (7.5%) and low acid detergent fiber (2.41%). Incorporating LP into the cookies significantly enhanced their antioxidant capacity, with F3 showing oxidative stability comparable to that of F4 across both storage conditions. Notably, phenolic retention with antioxidant activity was higher in cookies stored in darkness. These findings suggest that LP is an effective natural alternative to synthetic antioxidants for improving yam cookies’ oxidative stability and overall quality.