ArticleJournal of food science and technology2025
Removing the bitterness of olives with a pilot-scale ultrasonic system and determining its effect on table olive quality.
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The naturally black table olive processing methods produce black table olives with a popular flavor. However, this method requires more than six months. For this reason, it is thought that removing the bitterness of black olives in a short time without moving away from the traditional flavor may provide added value. Ultrasound technology has the potential to quickly remove the bitterness of olives without detracting from the natural flavor. Therefore, in this work, debittering of olives was studied by a blower and thermostat integrated pilot scale ultrasound bath. Brine (5%) and black olives were placed in this bath and operated at three different (15, 25, 35
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