Table 1. Color difference values of powders from apple bugak coated with superfine rice and Wasabia koreana Nakai leaf powder

Bugak GR1):NGR ratio (%) Wasabia koreana leaf powder (%) L3) a b
Dried 100:0 0 65.09±5.40fg2) −0.90±0.37ab 15.27±1.86bcd
3 58.04±5.88gh −0.18±5.92b 12.52±4.31a
5 48.04±8.17d −1.62±0.72ab 14.43±1.71abcd
90:10 0 63.15±4.10a −1.19±0.33ab 14.05±3.09abcd
3 49.27±5.41f −1.37±1.12ab 13.79±1.42abcd
5 47.29±14.13fg −2.27±0.38a 14.22±2.27abcd
80:20 0 59.13±3.54b −1.16±0.42ab 13.22±2.73ab
3 50.43±4.64e −1.81±0.45a 13.31±1.95abc
5 45.09±8.09e −1.83±0.50a 13.77±1.96abcd
Air-fried 100:0 0 61.67±5.71bc −0.98±0.19ab 13.85±2.69abcd
3 58.42±5.24g −1.73±0.70ab 15.90±1.69d
5 51.53±6.47g −1.91±0.62a 15.76±1.24d
90:10 0 63.45±3.85bc −1.31±0.50ab 13.64±1.53abcd
3 58.83±4.64g −2.20±0.22a 14.83±2.19abcd
5 51.07±7.25g −2.11±0.44a 15.70±1.87d
80:20 0 65.81±3.51c −1.46±0.29ab 15.09±1.78bcd
3 56.02±5.53fg −2.07±0.43a 15.62±2.05cd
5 55.24±8.10fg −1.95±0.48a 18.07±1.53e
GR, glutinous rice; NGR, non-glutinous rice.
Different superscripts in a column indicate significant difference at p<0.05 by Duncan’s multiple range test. Values are means±SD (n=3).
L, lightness; a, redness/greenness; b, yellowness.