The most important component that plays a physiological role in wheat bran is dietary fiber, which contains about 40%. It is one of the seven essential nutrients for the human body and has high edible value. However, the dietary fiber in wheat bran is relatively coarse, and it has a poor taste when consumed directly. To improve the utilization rate of wheat bran and overcome the shortcomings of traditional dietary fiber products such as low content, difficult absorption, and poor taste, it is easy, convenient, and palatable to supplement dietary fiber. This study aims to produce a wheat dietary fiber beverage by processing wheat dietary fiber powder obtained by enzymatic method through a combination of raw material ratios and a series of processes. Using product sensory evaluation as an indicator, the optimal process conditions for fiber dew were determined through orthogonal experiments. The results showed that the addition of wheat dietary fiber powder had the highest level of impact on the product, followed by the addition of konjac powder, sodium carbonate, and erythritol. The optimal ratio of its raw materials is: wheat dietary fiber powder 7.5%, erythritol 3.5%, konjac flour 2.5%, and sodium carbonate 0.6%. The product produced by this process has a mellow taste, sweet but not greasy, smooth and delicious, and has the unique fragrance of wheat. It also has a significant auxiliary effect in reducing obesity levels, reducing body fat rate and weight, and lowering blood lipids. It can promote intestinal peristalsis and effectively alleviate constipation.
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