Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura

Hoy en día el consumo de alimentos saludables adquiere una importancia significativa, llevando a la población a elegir productos en los que se haya disminuido o reemplazado el azúcar, dado los efectos negativos que esta tiene sobre la obesidad, diabetes, caries dental, entre otras. Este proyecto por...

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Barrera Rojas, Deisy Constanza
Torres Vargas, Lina Maria
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2016
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Universidad Industrial de Santander
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Maltitol
Sacarosa
Sustituto
Reología
Tixotropía
Today the consumption of healthy foods acquires significant importance
leading the population to choose products that have been reduced or replaced sugar
given the negative effects this has on obesity
diabetes
tooth decay
among others. This project aims at evaluating the influence of maltitol use as a substitute for sucrose and parameters influence on the rheological properties of plastic viscosity (h) and yield stress (τ). Models as Casson and Bingham were used to explain the rheological behavior. For this testing were made in the rheometer MCR-302 Anton Paar to eight samples of dark chocolate and milk chocolate. The studied samples were characterized by having a thixotropic behavior. Once was eliminated thixotropy
these were adjusted to generalized models and subsequently values were calculated of τ and h of each of the samples. The results showed that in the samples of dark chocolates the higher degree of thixotropy it presented the chocolates with sugar
whereas in the chocolates with milk were the samples in presence of maltitol
the model that presented the best adjustment for the studied samples of chocolate was of Bingham. Chocolates with maltitol present a h less and a τ higher allowing better handling itself
both for bitter chocolates and for milk chocolate to 45 ° C. The use of maltitol generated a representative effect on the rheological properties of chocolate coverage.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
dc.title.english.none.fl_str_mv Maltitol, Saccharose, Substitute, Rheology, Thixotropy
title Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
spellingShingle Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
Maltitol
Sacarosa
Sustituto
Reología
Tixotropía
Today the consumption of healthy foods acquires significant importance
leading the population to choose products that have been reduced or replaced sugar
given the negative effects this has on obesity
diabetes
tooth decay
among others. This project aims at evaluating the influence of maltitol use as a substitute for sucrose and parameters influence on the rheological properties of plastic viscosity (h) and yield stress (τ). Models as Casson and Bingham were used to explain the rheological behavior. For this testing were made in the rheometer MCR-302 Anton Paar to eight samples of dark chocolate and milk chocolate. The studied samples were characterized by having a thixotropic behavior. Once was eliminated thixotropy
these were adjusted to generalized models and subsequently values were calculated of τ and h of each of the samples. The results showed that in the samples of dark chocolates the higher degree of thixotropy it presented the chocolates with sugar
whereas in the chocolates with milk were the samples in presence of maltitol
the model that presented the best adjustment for the studied samples of chocolate was of Bingham. Chocolates with maltitol present a h less and a τ higher allowing better handling itself
both for bitter chocolates and for milk chocolate to 45 ° C. The use of maltitol generated a representative effect on the rheological properties of chocolate coverage.
title_short Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
title_full Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
title_fullStr Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
title_full_unstemmed Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
title_sort Influencia del maltitol sobre el comportamiento reológico del chocolate de cobertura
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Barrera Rojas, Deisy Constanza
Torres Vargas, Lina Maria
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Chaves Guerrero, Arlex
Ferro Urango, Claudia
Arango Jaraba, Luz Maria
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Barrera Rojas, Deisy Constanza
Torres Vargas, Lina Maria
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Maltitol
Sacarosa
Sustituto
Reología
Tixotropía
topic Maltitol
Sacarosa
Sustituto
Reología
Tixotropía
Today the consumption of healthy foods acquires significant importance
leading the population to choose products that have been reduced or replaced sugar
given the negative effects this has on obesity
diabetes
tooth decay
among others. This project aims at evaluating the influence of maltitol use as a substitute for sucrose and parameters influence on the rheological properties of plastic viscosity (h) and yield stress (τ). Models as Casson and Bingham were used to explain the rheological behavior. For this testing were made in the rheometer MCR-302 Anton Paar to eight samples of dark chocolate and milk chocolate. The studied samples were characterized by having a thixotropic behavior. Once was eliminated thixotropy
these were adjusted to generalized models and subsequently values were calculated of τ and h of each of the samples. The results showed that in the samples of dark chocolates the higher degree of thixotropy it presented the chocolates with sugar
whereas in the chocolates with milk were the samples in presence of maltitol
the model that presented the best adjustment for the studied samples of chocolate was of Bingham. Chocolates with maltitol present a h less and a τ higher allowing better handling itself
both for bitter chocolates and for milk chocolate to 45 ° C. The use of maltitol generated a representative effect on the rheological properties of chocolate coverage.
dc.subject.keyword.none.fl_str_mv Today the consumption of healthy foods acquires significant importance
leading the population to choose products that have been reduced or replaced sugar
given the negative effects this has on obesity
diabetes
tooth decay
among others. This project aims at evaluating the influence of maltitol use as a substitute for sucrose and parameters influence on the rheological properties of plastic viscosity (h) and yield stress (τ). Models as Casson and Bingham were used to explain the rheological behavior. For this testing were made in the rheometer MCR-302 Anton Paar to eight samples of dark chocolate and milk chocolate. The studied samples were characterized by having a thixotropic behavior. Once was eliminated thixotropy
these were adjusted to generalized models and subsequently values were calculated of τ and h of each of the samples. The results showed that in the samples of dark chocolates the higher degree of thixotropy it presented the chocolates with sugar
whereas in the chocolates with milk were the samples in presence of maltitol
the model that presented the best adjustment for the studied samples of chocolate was of Bingham. Chocolates with maltitol present a h less and a τ higher allowing better handling itself
both for bitter chocolates and for milk chocolate to 45 ° C. The use of maltitol generated a representative effect on the rheological properties of chocolate coverage.
description Hoy en día el consumo de alimentos saludables adquiere una importancia significativa, llevando a la población a elegir productos en los que se haya disminuido o reemplazado el azúcar, dado los efectos negativos que esta tiene sobre la obesidad, diabetes, caries dental, entre otras. Este proyecto por lo tanto busca evaluar la influencia que tienen el uso de maltitol como sustituto de la sacarosa y los parámetros de influencia sobre las propiedades reológicas como viscosidad plástica (h) y esfuerzo mínimo de fluencia (τ). Se utilizaron modelos como el de Casson y Bingham para explicar el comportamiento reológico. Para esto se realizaron pruebas en el reómetro MCR-302 Anton Paar a ocho muestras de chocolate entre amargo y chocolate con leche. Las muestras estudiadas se caracterizaron por tener un comportamiento tixotrópico. Una vez fue eliminada la tixotropía, estas fueron ajustados a los modelos generalizados y posteriormente se calcularon los valores de τ y h de cada una de las muestras. Los resultados mostraron que en las muestras de chocolates amargos el mayor grado de tixotropía lo presentó los chocolates con azúcar, mientras que en los chocolates con leche fueron las muestras en presencia de maltitol, el modelo que presentó el mejor ajuste para las muestras de chocolate estudiadas fue el de Bingham. Los chocolates con maltitol presentan una menor hy mayor τ lo que permitiría una mejor manipulación del mismo, tanto para los chocolates amargos como para los chocolates con leche a 45°C. El uso de maltitol generó un efecto representativo en las propiedades reológicas del chocolate de cobertura.
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