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    Effects of maltodextrin on physicochemical properties of freeze-dried avocado powder
    (2021-12-01)
    Chuacharoen, T.
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    Moolwong, J.
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    Chysirichote, T.
    The effect of maltodextrin on the moisture sorption isotherm, glass transition temperature (T<inf>g</inf>), and degree of caking of freeze-dried avocado samples at room temperature (25°C) was investigated. The incorporation of maltodextrin reduced the water sorption capacity of the powder due to its less hygroscopic nature. Parameters derived from the Guggenheim, Anderson, and de Boer (GAB) model describing the properties of absorbed water are discussed. The water absorption isotherm possessed the characteristic sigmoid-shaped type II isotherm curves and the model gave the best fit over the whole range of a<inf>w</inf> tested. The differential scanning calorimetric method was used to measure the T<inf>g</inf> of freeze-dried avocado samples. Increasing the water content decreased the T<inf>g</inf>, and T<inf>g</inf> was increased with increasing maltodextrin content. Increased maltodextrin content to solid material in the freeze-dried sample was associated with less sensitivity to caking as evidenced by T<inf>g</inf> values. In addition, increased maltodextrin content in the powders caused brighter, less yellowish, and more greenish coloration and protected color change including browning index. The antioxidant capacity was significantly decreased with increasing maltodextrin content. Thus, the effect of maltodextrin concentration on physicochemical properties was a promising way to preserve the physical property and chemical compounds in freeze-dried avocado powder.