Encapsulation of tartary buckwheat flavonoids and application to yoghurt.

Journal of Microencapsulation
Yali SunYongguang Huang

Abstract

Aims: The present work investigates the effect of tartary buckwheat flavonoid (TBF) capsules on the physical and chemical properties of yoghurt using polymeric whey protein (PWP) as a wall material.Methods: PWP was prepared by thermal polymerisation. TBF was encapsulated using PWP as the wall material via the pore-coagulation bath method. The physicochemical properties of the TBF capsules, such as the entrapment yield, moisture, average particle size, particle size distribution, surface morphology, molecular interactions, and thermal stability were investigated, in addition to the release of TBF in simulated gastric and intestinal juices. Yoghurt formulation was carried out using encapsulated TBF (3%, w/w), blank PWP beads (2.7%, w/w), and unencapsulated TBF (0.3%, w/w). A control yoghurt sample was prepared without these ingredients. The effects of encapsulated TBF on the chemical composition, acidity, texture, synaeresis, sensory properties, number of Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus, and other physical and chemical properties of the yoghurt were investigated.Results: TBF capsules were found to be sphere-shaped with porous surfaces, an average particle size of 1728.67 μm, an encapsulation yield of 92.85 ± 1.98% (w...Continue Reading

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