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stability. Newer products are available that cook just upon
addition of boiling water. Examination shows that these are very
thin, and such products have little or no stability to storage after
cooking. (1500).
Section III
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13. Defining Fiber Ingredients
Fiber is a complex group of polysaccharides whose
components include: cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin, and lignin
as the major fractions. Fiber also can be subdivided into a
variety of materials exhibiting basic differences in their
chemical, physical, and physiological effects.
Among the more important of these different properties is
that of relative solubility. Dietary fibers can range from
insoluble (alpha cellulose) to almost totally soluble (pectins,
vegetable gums) materials. Solubility appears to have even
greater significance as we learn more and more about how vari-
ous fibers modify enzymes, alter mineral absorption, and
otherwise affect digestion.
Another important variable characterizing dietary fiber is the
particle size or form in which it is available. Generally, defining
the relative ease of introducing a particle into a food system or
controlling uniformity of dispersion are only concerns with
insoluble fiber ingredients. In the case of soluble fibers, or
mixed soluble and insoluble fiber ingredients, particle size can
affect end properties ranging from apparent viscosity to taste,
and dissolution to heat transfer rates.
Processing conditions should be considered in formulation.
The ability of fiber to compete with other ingredients for water
such as wheat gluten can vary as a function of processing tem-
perature.
An important nutritional factor that bears consideration is
the phytic acid content of many brans. Phytic acid is a natural
component of brans that can complex with key minerals such as
calcium, copper, zinc and iron. Other considerations in
designing fiber ingredient specifications are freedom from
microbial contamination, and their taste and/or aroma profiles.
(1500)
14. Health Benefits of Probiotics
For thousands of years microbial cultures have been used to
ferment foods and prepare alcoholic beverages. In Genesis
references are made to the preparation of fermented milk. In the
past century, various micro-organisms have been tested for their
ability to prevent and cure diseases in animals and humans.
Micro-organisms have also been added to domestic animal feed
to enhance growth. Based on these new applications, the word
probiotic was used to describe beneficial micro-organisms. Later
a probiotic was defined as 'a live microbial feed supplement
which beneficially affects the host animal by improving its
microbial balance'. In this paper a review of probiotics currently
used, selection criteria for probiotics, purported health claims
for probiotics and scientific evidence for these claims will be
presented.
One criteria which has been used to select probiotics is
species compatibility. The general principle is that a probiotic
isolated from an animal is less effective in another animal.
However, many probiotics are of unknown origin and therefore
inter-species use of probiotics is common. The other major
selection criteria that have been applied for probiotics include
the ability to survive transit through the gastrointestinal tract,
stability. Newer products are available that cook just upon such as wheat gluten can vary as a function of processing tem- addition of boiling water. Examination shows that these are very perature. thin, and such products have little or no stability to storage after An important nutritional factor that bears consideration is cooking. (1500). the phytic acid content of many brans. Phytic acid is a natural component of brans that can complex with key minerals such as calcium, copper, zinc and iron. Other considerations in designing fiber ingredient specifications are freedom from Section III microbial contamination, and their taste and/or aroma profiles. Texts for class reading and rendering in Russian (1500) 13. Defining Fiber Ingredients 14. Health Benefits of Probiotics Fiber is a complex group of polysaccharides whose components include: cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin, and lignin For thousands of years microbial cultures have been used to as the major fractions. Fiber also can be subdivided into a ferment foods and prepare alcoholic beverages. In Genesis variety of materials exhibiting basic differences in their references are made to the preparation of fermented milk. In the chemical, physical, and physiological effects. past century, various micro-organisms have been tested for their Among the more important of these different properties is ability to prevent and cure diseases in animals and humans. that of relative solubility. Dietary fibers can range from Micro-organisms have also been added to domestic animal feed insoluble (alpha cellulose) to almost totally soluble (pectins, to enhance growth. Based on these new applications, the word vegetable gums) materials. Solubility appears to have even probiotic was used to describe beneficial micro-organisms. Later greater significance as we learn more and more about how vari- a probiotic was defined as 'a live microbial feed supplement ous fibers modify enzymes, alter mineral absorption, and which beneficially affects the host animal by improving its otherwise affect digestion. microbial balance'. In this paper a review of probiotics currently Another important variable characterizing dietary fiber is the used, selection criteria for probiotics, purported health claims particle size or form in which it is available. Generally, defining for probiotics and scientific evidence for these claims will be the relative ease of introducing a particle into a food system or presented. controlling uniformity of dispersion are only concerns with One criteria which has been used to select probiotics is insoluble fiber ingredients. In the case of soluble fibers, or species compatibility. The general principle is that a probiotic mixed soluble and insoluble fiber ingredients, particle size can isolated from an animal is less effective in another animal. affect end properties ranging from apparent viscosity to taste, However, many probiotics are of unknown origin and therefore and dissolution to heat transfer rates. inter-species use of probiotics is common. The other major Processing conditions should be considered in formulation. selection criteria that have been applied for probiotics include The ability of fiber to compete with other ingredients for water the ability to survive transit through the gastrointestinal tract,
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