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Title: | Comparison Study of the effect of adding composite corn/millet flour to breakfast flaks product |
Other Titles: | دراسة مقارنة لتأثير إضافة دقيق الذرة الشامية / دقيق الدخن المركب إلى منتج رقائق الإفطار |
Authors: | Mahadi, Aisha Mamoun Hassan, Badrya Gamal Supervisor, -MahaFadul Mohammed El-Baloula |
Keywords: | Agricultural Studies Food Science and Technology effect of adding composite corn millet flour breakfast flaks product |
Issue Date: | 24-Nov-2020 |
Publisher: | Sudan University of Science & Technology |
Citation: | Mahadi, Aisha Mamoun . Comparison Study of the effect of adding composite corn/millet flour to breakfast flaks product \ Aisha Mamoun Mahadi , Badrya Gamal Hassan ; MahaFadul Mohammed El-Baloula .- Khartoum: Sudan University of Science and Technology, College of Agricultural Studies, 2020 .-60 p. :ill. ;28cm .- Search Bachelor |
Abstract: | This study was conducted for the purpose of making breakfast flakes from pearl millet flour and maize flour (gluten-free breakfast flakes). The approximate dietary analysis of whole millet flour was performed and contained 15.33% protein, 5.42% fat, 0.98% fiber, 3.38% ash, 10.94% moisture, 63.26% carbohydrates. Two samples of breakfast flakes were made in different proportions as follows: 100% pearl millet flour, 50% pearl millet flour and 50% maize flour. The chemical ingredients of each type of breakfast flakes were also studied and the study proved that breakfast flakes with a higher percentage of pearl millet have a high nutritional value compared to the other types. Sensory evaluation of only millet breakfast flakes gained the highest score of general acceptability. |
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URI: | http://repository.sustech.edu/handle/123456789/27260 |
Appears in Collections: | Bachelor of Agricultural Studies |
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