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Fig 1.

Overall experiments for the study of process flavorings production by extrusion using modified starch as a carrier.

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Table 1.

pH of mixed substrate and torque used during extrusion, as well as the appearance, pH and moisture content of extruded process flavorings produced from various ratios of substrates.

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Table 2.

Color indicators (L*, a*, b*) of the extruded process flavorings produced from various ratios of substrates, before and after size reduction into powder.

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Table 3.

Sensory evaluation of process flavorings produced from various ratios of mixed substrates using a 9-point scoring scale.

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Table 4.

Volatile compounds, odor, and taste description of process flavorings extruded from methionine: dextrose: modified starch: water at the ratio of 56:14:25:5.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of the main classes of volatile compounds found in process flavorings using methionine: dextrose: modified starch: water at the ratio of 56:14:25:5.

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Fig 3.

Flavor wheel of process flavorings extruded from methionine: dextrose: modified starch: water at the ratio of 56:14:25:5.

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