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- Title
Anti- and pro-oxidative effect of fresh and freeze-dried vegetables during storage of mayonnaise.
- Authors
Raikos, Vassilios; Neacsu, Madalina; Morrice, Philip; Duthie, Garry
- Abstract
Mayonnaise was supplemented with vegetables (5 % w/ w) and the effect of storage time at 4 °C on the oxidative stability of the dispersed phase was investigated. Results indicated that mayonnaise is prone to lipid oxidation during storage under refrigerator conditions. The type of vegetable used for mayonnaise reformulation was critical in inhibiting oxidation and followed the order beetroot > carrot ≈ onion with respect to antioxidant capacity. Broccoli induced a pro-oxidant effect and the rate of oxidation by the end of the storage period was 42 times higher compared with the control. The addition of beetroot, either fresh or freeze-dried, improved the oxidative stability of mayonnaise significantly. The process of freeze-drying affected adversely the ability of vegetables to decrease oil oxidation of the emulsions. This may reflect loss of important natural antioxidants during the drying procedure.
- Publication
Journal of Food Science & Technology, 2015, Vol 52, Issue 12, p7914
- ISSN
0022-1155
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1007/s13197-015-1897-x