{"title":"使用鲶鱼油和棕榈硬脂配制无反式脂肪人造黄油,并添加鳄梨废油以富集生育酚","authors":"D. Widowati, A. Pangastuti, S. Ariviani","doi":"10.26656/fr.2017.8(3).445","DOIUrl":null,"url":null,"abstract":"Catfish oil (CFO) is rich in unsaturated fatty acids (UFA) which are potentially produced\ninto margarine through the blending method with palm stearin (PS) addition. The high\nUFA content of CFO causes margarine to be susceptible to oxidative damage, which can\nalso trigger the formation of trans fatty acids (TFA). An antioxidant compound in the form\nof avocado waste oil (AWO) that contains tocopherol is added during margarine\nproduction to inhibit oxidative damage and TFA formation in the final product. Thus, the\ntemperature and duration of CFO extraction, avocado peel and seed ratio of AWO\nextraction, and CFO:PS:AWO ratio of margarine production were analyzed for their effect\non CFO, AWO, and margarine characteristics. This study was conducted by several\nstages; CFO extraction with temperature (50, 70 and 90oC) and duration (1 and 2 hrs)\ntreatment, AWO extraction with avocado peel and seed ratio treatment (100:0, 75:25,\n50:50, 25:75, 0:100), and margarine production with CFO:PS:AWO ratio treatment\n(41:40:0, 36:40:5, 31:40:10, 26:40:15, 21:40:20). The results showed that the increasing\nextraction temperature and duration caused the decrease of CFO hydrolytic-oxidative\nstability. The best CFO extraction treatment was 50oC and 1 hr of extraction. The\nincreasing avocado peel ratio in AWO extraction led to the increase of AWO antioxidant\npotential. The best AWO extraction treatment was the ratio of peel:seed = 75:25. The\naddition of AWO in margarine production for tocopherol enrichment was proven to\nsuppress oxidative damage and TFA formation. The best margarine production treatment\nwas the 3rd formulation (10% of AWO) with UFA-rich and trans-fat-free margarine\ncharacteristics. It was selected as the most preferred color, taste and flavor of margarine.\nThese studies’ results are beneficial for the product development of UFA-rich and transfat-free margarine with good oxidative stability prepared using freshwater fish oil and\nplant byproduct oil.","PeriodicalId":502485,"journal":{"name":"Food Research","volume":"96 8","pages":""},"PeriodicalIF":0.0000,"publicationDate":"2024-05-23","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Production of trans-fat-free margarine prepared using catfish oil and palm\\nstearin with the addition of avocado waste oil for tocopherol enrichment\",\"authors\":\"D. Widowati, A. Pangastuti, S. 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Production of trans-fat-free margarine prepared using catfish oil and palm
stearin with the addition of avocado waste oil for tocopherol enrichment
Catfish oil (CFO) is rich in unsaturated fatty acids (UFA) which are potentially produced
into margarine through the blending method with palm stearin (PS) addition. The high
UFA content of CFO causes margarine to be susceptible to oxidative damage, which can
also trigger the formation of trans fatty acids (TFA). An antioxidant compound in the form
of avocado waste oil (AWO) that contains tocopherol is added during margarine
production to inhibit oxidative damage and TFA formation in the final product. Thus, the
temperature and duration of CFO extraction, avocado peel and seed ratio of AWO
extraction, and CFO:PS:AWO ratio of margarine production were analyzed for their effect
on CFO, AWO, and margarine characteristics. This study was conducted by several
stages; CFO extraction with temperature (50, 70 and 90oC) and duration (1 and 2 hrs)
treatment, AWO extraction with avocado peel and seed ratio treatment (100:0, 75:25,
50:50, 25:75, 0:100), and margarine production with CFO:PS:AWO ratio treatment
(41:40:0, 36:40:5, 31:40:10, 26:40:15, 21:40:20). The results showed that the increasing
extraction temperature and duration caused the decrease of CFO hydrolytic-oxidative
stability. The best CFO extraction treatment was 50oC and 1 hr of extraction. The
increasing avocado peel ratio in AWO extraction led to the increase of AWO antioxidant
potential. The best AWO extraction treatment was the ratio of peel:seed = 75:25. The
addition of AWO in margarine production for tocopherol enrichment was proven to
suppress oxidative damage and TFA formation. The best margarine production treatment
was the 3rd formulation (10% of AWO) with UFA-rich and trans-fat-free margarine
characteristics. It was selected as the most preferred color, taste and flavor of margarine.
These studies’ results are beneficial for the product development of UFA-rich and transfat-free margarine with good oxidative stability prepared using freshwater fish oil and
plant byproduct oil.