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Determination of the parameters of freeze-drying honey
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The article presents the results of studies of freeze-drying of various types of honey. The purpose of the research was to determine the optimal parameters for the freeze-drying of honey. The physical and chemical parameters of three types of honey produced in the East Kazakhstan region were previously studied. The results showed that the studied prototypes meet the regulatory requirements for the quality of natural honey. It has been established that in terms of moisture content, sunflower honey differs from mountain honey and sweet clover (15 %, 17.3 % and 17.2 %, respectively), and also contains a high amount of reducing sugars (87.9 %), however, the mass fraction of sucrose is 2.5 %. It is noted that the highest content of sucrose in mountain honey is 4.5 %. The diastase number is an indicator of the quality and naturalness of honey and, according to the requirements of GOST, should be at least 8 Gote units, the results show that the studied samples of honey contain from 13.1 to 15.1 units, which confirms the influence of the geographical origin of honey. According to the value of water activity, all types of honey are products with low humidity and long-term storage. The optimal technological modes of freeze-drying of honey have been established, which range from minus 30 °C to minus 40 °C degrees.
Almaty Technological University JSC
Title: Determination of the parameters of freeze-drying honey
Description:
The article presents the results of studies of freeze-drying of various types of honey.
The purpose of the research was to determine the optimal parameters for the freeze-drying of honey.
The physical and chemical parameters of three types of honey produced in the East Kazakhstan region were previously studied.
The results showed that the studied prototypes meet the regulatory requirements for the quality of natural honey.
It has been established that in terms of moisture content, sunflower honey differs from mountain honey and sweet clover (15 %, 17.
3 % and 17.
2 %, respectively), and also contains a high amount of reducing sugars (87.
9 %), however, the mass fraction of sucrose is 2.
5 %.
It is noted that the highest content of sucrose in mountain honey is 4.
5 %.
The diastase number is an indicator of the quality and naturalness of honey and, according to the requirements of GOST, should be at least 8 Gote units, the results show that the studied samples of honey contain from 13.
1 to 15.
1 units, which confirms the influence of the geographical origin of honey.
According to the value of water activity, all types of honey are products with low humidity and long-term storage.
The optimal technological modes of freeze-drying of honey have been established, which range from minus 30 °C to minus 40 °C degrees.
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