Innovative Plant-Based Burger Enriched with Tenebrio molitor Meal: Characterization and Shelf-Life.

Paula Ardila, Adrián Honrado, Pedro Marquina, José Antonio Beltrán, Juan B Calanche

Foods (Basel, Switzerland)(2023)

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Environmental concerns, among other causes, are leading to meat replacement in the diet by healthy, nutritious, and tasty foods. Alternative protein sources of plant origin can be an alternative to meat but their low biological value proteins can be a problem. Novel foods, such as insect meals, can meet current consumer's demands. Therefore, this research has developed innovative prototypes of analog burgers with insect and vegetable proteins. Concerned about health and allergies, a prototype incorporating soya to satisfy coeliacs was developed. An iterative and heuristic process was carried out to test the product development feasibility. The main raw materials used were insect flour (), seitan, and soya. In addition, oat and sodium alginate were used as binders. The shelf-life of the new product was evaluated by physicochemical (pH, a, moisture, color, acidity, and peroxide index) and sensory analysis (quantitative analysis QDA). The production of the burger analogs was feasible. Product characterization showed significant differences ( < 0.05) among samples for organoleptic properties, highlighting texture changes. Using a multivariate model, it was established that the "best before date" occurs at seven days for all developed prototypes, conditioned by microbial growth. Finally, the spoilage model indicated an important contribution to bacterial growth with a notable modification to the pastiness and hardness of the burger analogs developed.
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tenebrio molitor meal,shelf-life shelf-life,plant-based
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