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Processing,Quality,Safety,and Acceptance of Meat Analogue Products 被引量:6

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摘要 Rapid global population growth has caused an increasing need for products containing protein.Meat products are the most common high-protein food source,but impact the environment,cause animal welfare issues,and raise public health concerns.Consumer health and food safety are paramount to the food industry.Both the scientists and food industry are actively seeking plant proteins to substitute for animal-sourced proteins.Plant proteins have a well-balanced amino acid composition,and exhibit great potential for replacing meat via the development of healthy,high-protein,low-saturated fat,cholesterol-free,and nutritionally similar meat-like products.Generally,meat analogue formulations are specially designed and processing conditions are optimized to obtain the texture and bite of real animal meat.This article focuses on plant-based meat analogues,and covers aspects regarding processing,products,quality,and nutritional and structural modifications.Product safety consciousness and consumer acceptance are also discussed.Challenges and perspectives for future research concerning nonmeat products are presented.
出处 《Engineering》 SCIE EI 2021年第5期674-678,共5页 工程(英文)
基金 This research was sponsored by a grant from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31901641 and 31972023) by a grant from the Shanghai Science and Technology Committee(18JC1410801 and 19YF1422400) by the Startup Fund for Youngman Research at Shanghai Jiao Tong University(18X100040057) by the 20th Innovative Practice Plan for College Students at SJTU(IPP20192).
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