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  <title>Standardization and quality evaluation of value-added cookies and pizza base</title>

      <doi>https://doi.org/10.21276/AATCCReview.2024.12.04.580</doi>
  
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      <abstract><![CDATA[<p>The trend of consuming market based processed products like cookies, pizza due to change in<br />
income and social status of people has led to numerous attempts of value addition of it to<br />
optimize the nutritional benefits. The present study was conducted to develop cookies and<br />
pizza base by using non-conventional raw ingredients. Cookies (C 1 , C 2 , C 3 and C 4 ) were<br />
prepared from refined wheat flour, finger millet and barnyard millet flours in proportions<br />
80:10:10, 70:15:15, 60:20:20 and 50:25:25, respectively. Pizza base was prepared by using<br />
whole wheat flour, finger millet flour and little millet flour such as (P 1 ) 80:10:10, (P 2 )<br />
70:15:15, (P 3 ) 60:20:20 and (P 4 ) 50:25:25 with addition of peanuts (5%) and flax seeds (5%)<br />
in all. All the developed products were analysed for nutritional quality and sensory properties<br />
using standard procedures. All the products were found to contain higher nutrients such as<br />
calcium, phosphorous, iron, dietary fibre and ash as compared to the control products (C 0 and<br />
P 0 ) prepared from refined wheat flour only. Shelf-life evaluation of the products showed their<br />
safe consumption in between 60 days and 3 days for the cookies and pizza base, respectively.</p>
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                <div class="aatcc-abstract-text"><p>The trend of consuming market based processed products like cookies, pizza due to change in<br />
income and social status of people has led to numerous attempts of value addition of it to<br />
optimize the nutritional benefits. The present study was conducted to develop cookies and<br />
pizza base by using non-conventional raw ingredients. Cookies (C 1 , C 2 , C 3 and C 4 ) were<br />
prepared from refined wheat flour, finger millet and barnyard millet flours in proportions<br />
80:10:10, 70:15:15, 60:20:20 and 50:25:25, respectively. Pizza base was prepared by using<br />
whole wheat flour, finger millet flour and little millet flour such as (P 1 ) 80:10:10, (P 2 )<br />
70:15:15, (P 3 ) 60:20:20 and (P 4 ) 50:25:25 with addition of peanuts (5%) and flax seeds (5%)<br />
in all. All the developed products were analysed for nutritional quality and sensory properties<br />
using standard procedures. All the products were found to contain higher nutrients such as<br />
calcium, phosphorous, iron, dietary fibre and ash as compared to the control products (C 0 and<br />
P 0 ) prepared from refined wheat flour only. Shelf-life evaluation of the products showed their<br />
safe consumption in between 60 days and 3 days for the cookies and pizza base, respectively.</p>
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