Elaboração e avaliação de alguns aspectos da qualidade de cerveja isenta de glúten
Author(s) -
Letícia Bathke,
Michael Rafael Dresch,
Cláucia Fernanda Volken de Souza
Publication year - 2013
Publication title -
estudos tecnológicos/estudos tecnológicos em engenharia
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1808-7310
pISSN - 0101-5303
DOI - 10.4013/ete.2013.91.02
Subject(s) - food science , gluten , mathematics , flavor , chemistry
The celiac disease is the intolerance to gluten. Its dietary treatment is not to consume foods contain- ing this protein. Due to the limited supply of gluten- free beer, people with gluten intolerance have diffi culty to consume this drink. The objective of this study was to develop and evaluate the acceptance of a gluten-free beer using sorghum malt and non-malted cereals like rice and corn. Formulations were subject to physico- chemical analyses of moisture, ash, protein, reducing sugar, pH, acidity and alcohol content, and also to sen- sory acceptance of att ributes as appearance, fl avor, tex- ture and overall acceptability, and to purchase intent. The contents of ash, protein, moisture and alcohol of the formulations ranged between 0.35-0.40%; 0.26- 0.35%, 93.3-95.1% and 4.56-4.90 oGL, respectively. The results for the index of acceptability for the att ributes: appearance, fl avor, texture and overall acceptability for the four formulations were greater than 40%. A sample of a commercial gluten free beer showed bett er accep- tance in the sensory evaluation. From the results of the sensory evaluation of commercial samples, with and without gluten, and the four formulations prepared in the present work, it was found that modifi cations are required in the formulations and / or the preparation process, in order to obtain a bett er sensory acceptance for the product.
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