Effect of reduced sodium nitrite doses on the colour, oxidation, and nitroso-compounds of “pâté de campagne”
The absence of NaNO2 leads to a decrease of NOCs in pâtés but promotes lipid oxidation with levels > 2 mg eq. MDA/kg. Although NaNO2 plays a significant role in preventing lipid oxidation, it is directly involved in the formation of NOCs. These effects should be considered, and antioxidants must be tested in nitrite- free pâtés.
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Effect of reduced sodium nitrite doses on the colour, oxidation, and nitroso-compounds of “pâté de campagne”
Date sortie / parution :
2023
Référence :
69th ICoMST (International Congress of Meat Science and Technology), 20-25 août 2023, Padoue (Italie), poster
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