2.5.1. Filled biscuits milling

AF Alessandro Fiocchi
LM Linda Monaci
EA Elisabetta De Angelis
VC Veronica Calandrelli
LD Lamia Dahdah
RV Rocco Valluzzi
SU Sara Urbani
CM Carmen Mazzuca
SA Stefania Arasi
AC Arianna Cafarotti
CR Carla Riccardi
MA Maria Cristina Artesani
LP Lorenza Putignani
VP Valentina Pecora
VM Valeria Marzano
VF Vincenzo Fierro
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The products were firstly grinded by using a laboratory blender, in particular, three iterative cycles of pulsed blending at decreasing speed were applied in order to minimize the sample heating (pulses: 5sON/5sOFF + 5sON/5sOFF, speed 16,000 rpm I cycle, 14,000 rpm II cycle, 13,000 rpm III cycle). The obtained flour was sieved through a 2 mm mesh and then stored at −20°C until its use. The procedure was equally applied to all snack samples. Independent blades and containers were used for each sample to avoid cross‐contamination.

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