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Table 1.

Chemical composition of beef patties treated with BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils.

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Evolution of lipid oxidation (TBARs), antioxidant activity ABTS, and total phenolic compounds treated with BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils during storage.

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Fig 1.

Evolution of antioxidant activity ABTS and total phenolic compounds in beef patties treated with BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils during display.

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Fig 2.

Evolution of lipid oxidation in beef patties treated with BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils during display.

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Table 3.

Evolution of CIE color parameters (L*, a*, b*, C* and H*) in beef patties treated with BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils during storage.

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Table 4.

Effect of BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils on pH, cooking losses and shear force of beef patties during storage.

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Fig 3.

Evolution of cooking losses in beef patties treated with BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils during display.

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Table 5.

Consumer acceptability of beef patties treated with BHT, copaiba and oregano essential oil or blend of essential oils (n = 124 consumers)§.

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Fig 4.

Scanning electron micrographs of the beef patties without oil essential e com BHT (A, B, C e D) and with essential oils (E an F—Copaiba), (G and H—Oregano) and (I and J—blend of essential oil).

Magnification of 1200X, 1800X.

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