Study of the fatty acids profile and some physicochemical properties of Gilanvand and DaliranKeymaks in comparison to the heavy cream

Authors
Hooshang Kamelan 1
mostafa mazaheritehrani 2
Mohammad Reze Edalatian Dovom 3
Seyed Mohammad Ali Razavi 4
Mohammad hossein Haddad khodaparast 4
1 University student
2 professor
3 Assistant professor
4 Professor
10.52547/fsct.17.104.105
Abstract
Kaymak or Sarshir, a traditional dairy product, is served in Iranian breakfast. The aim of this study was to investigate the fatty acids profile, physicochemical properties (texture, color, pH, acidity, the content of dry matter, fat and protein) and organoleptic aspects of Gilanvand and Dalirankaymaks in comparison to the heavy cream. To study more closely the texture and appearance differences of these products, scanning electron microscope (SEM) images were also prepared. The obtained results showed that the contents of fat and dry matter in heavy cream were higher than the kaymaks; however, Gilanvandkaymak had the highest protein content, acidity, and b*-value. Based on the study of the fatty acids profile, palmitic acid and cis-oleic acid were recognized as the most dominated saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, respectively. Microstructural analysis of SEM revealed that the structure of the protein in the fat field was compact, irregular and abundant in Gilanvandkaymak which influenced the product properties. The hardness, gumminess, and adhesiveness of the heavy cream were highest in comparison to the kaymaks. The Gilamvandkaymak obtained higher scores in evaluating the taste and total acceptance. In conclusion, it can be mentioned that the Gilamvandkaymak will have high potential in marketability by considering its higher protein content as well as total acceptance.
Keywords
Kaymak
Heavy cream
Fatty acids profile
Physicochemical properties

Subjects

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