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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.11.2014.tde-15092014-145223
Document
Author
Full name
Suzana Eri Yotsuyanagi
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
Piracicaba, 2014
Supervisor
Committee
Castillo, Carmen Josefina Contreras (President)
Lemos, Ana Lúcia da Silva Correa
Trindade, Marco Antonio
Title in Portuguese
Impactos tecnológicos, sensoriais e microbiológicos da redução do teor de sódio em salsicha
Keywords in Portuguese
Carne mecanicamente separada de aves
Cloreto de potássio
Fosfato
Redução de sódio
Abstract in Portuguese
Os consumidores estão cada vez mais conscientes e informados sobre a relação entre ingestão de sódio e o desenvolvimento da hipertensão. Desta forma, a indústria de alimentos vem desenvolvendo numerosos produtos com baixo teor de sódio para atender às necessidades deste novo perfil de consumidores. O presente projeto estudou os impactos tecnológicos, sensoriais e microbiológicos em salsichas com teor reduzido de sódio, adicionadas de fosfato e cloreto de potássio. Foram realizadas avaliações em duas matrizes cárneas: a) com carne bovina e suína e b) de carne mecanicamente separada (CMS) de frango. Na primeira etapa foram estudadas emulsões, na qual a otimização do processo utilizou como técnica o planejamento fatorial com delineamento composto central rotacional - DCCR, baseado na Metodologia de Superfície de Resposta, sendo as variáveis independentes: fosfato, cloreto de sódio e cloreto de potássio. Esta etapa foi realizada em sistema modelo obtendo as massas em mini cutter com todos os ingredientes previstos para obtenção de salsicha, variando os teores de fosfato, sal (NaCl) e cloreto de potássio (KCl). Na segunda etapa os melhores níveis de fosfato e KCl foram fixados e o cloreto de sódio continuou sendo avaliado em 3 níveis (1,00%, 1,30% e 1,75%), os tratamentos foram processados em planta piloto e realizados as análises físico-químicas, tecnológicas, microbiológicas e sensoriais. Os tratamentos foram monitorados ao longo de 56 dias nos produtos embalados à vácuo e estocados à 5 ± 2ºC em cinco períodos (1, 14, 28, 42 e 56 dias). Na emulsão de carne os melhores níveis de KCl e fosfato foram 0,85% e 0,25% respectivamente e na salsicha os tratamentos com 1,30 e 1,75% de NaCl apresentaram melhor desempenho na maioria das análises, principalmente na análise sensorial com consumidor. Já na emulsão de CMS os melhores níveis de KCl e fosfato foram 0,46% e 0,40%, respectivamente e na salsicha de CMS os tratamentos com 1,3% e 1,75% de NaCl apresentaram os melhores resultados principalmente na análise sensorial com consumidor. A redução da adição de 1,75% de NaCl para 1,3%, representa uma redução de cloreto de sódio de aproximadamente 25% e é viável do ponto de vista tecnológico, microbiológico e sensorial.
Title in English
Technological, sensory and microbiological impacts of reducing sodium content on sausage
Keywords in English
mechanically separated poultry meat
phosphate
potassium chloride
Sodium reduction
Abstract in English
Consumers are increasingly aware and informed about the relationship between sodium intake and the development of hypertension with subsequent coronary problems. Thus, the food industry has developed numerous products with low sodium content to meet the needs of this new consumer profile. This project studied the technological, sensory, and microbiological impacts on low sodium sausages, with phosphate and potassium chloride added. Evaluations were performed in two meat matrices: a) beef and pork b) mechanically recovered poultry meat (MRPM). In the first stage, emulsions were studied, in which the optimization process used the technique of factorial design with a central composite design, based on Response Surface Methodology, and the independent variables were phosphate, sodium chloride and potassium chloride. This stage was performed in a model system obtaining the mass in a mini cutter with all the ingredients to obtain sausage with varying levels of phosphate, salt (NaCl) and potassium chloride (KCl). In the second stage, the best levels of phosphate and KCl were fixed and sodium chloride remained rated at three contents (1.00 %, 1.30 %, and 1.75 %). The treatments were processed in a pilot plant and the physical/chemical, technological, microbiological, and sensorial analyses were performed. The treatments were monitored over 56 days in vacuum packaged products and stored at 5 ± 2°C in five periods (1, 14, 28, 42, and 56 days). In meat emulsion, the best contents of KCl and phosphate were 0.85% and 0.25%, respectively. In sausage, the treatments with 1.30 and 1.75% NaCl showed the best performance in most analyses, mainly in the sensory analysis. In emulsion of mechanically recovered poultry meat, the best contents of KCl and phosphate were 0.46 % and 0.40 %, respectively, and sausage MRPM treatments with 1.3% and 1.75% NaCl showed the best results mainly in the sensory analysis. The reduction of 1.75% to 1.3% of NaCl represents a reduction of about 25% of sodium chloride and is viable in terms of technological, microbiological, and sensorial aspects.
 
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