ArticleFood chemistry: X2025
Effect of steaming on the quality characteristics of jujube fruit: A study of physicochemical properties, antioxidant activity and processing suitability across multiple cultivars.
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Selecting optimal cultivars is essential for steaming, an emerging consumption method. This study evaluated 52 cultivars to examine the effects of steaming on physicochemical and sensory properties. Multivariate analysis identified WD, X13YZ, and JXMZ as the most suitable for industrial processing. Steaming significantly altered color parameters and texture, with hardness decreasing by 91.86 %. Heat-sensitive nutrients declined markedly, including vitamin C (-29.18%), flavonoids (-30.04 %), and total phenols (-35.86 %). Sugar composition shifted, with substantial increases in fructose (+47.95 %) and glucose (+70.96 %), while sucrose changes were cultivar-specific (e.g., +244.37 % in NJDMZ). Antioxidant activity decreased overall, though cultivars such as FMG and MLC retained over 75 % hydroxyl radical scavenging capacity. Hierarchical clustering grouped cultivars into four classes, enabling targeted applications. These findings provide a basis for cultivar selection to balance nutritional value and sensory quality in steamed products.
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