Table 5. Texture analysis of muffin with different types of rice flour
Item | CON1) | SRF | FRF | RF | F-value |
Hardness (g) | 943.58±112.37c2) | 866.87±146.00c | 1,309.18±140.17b | 1,609.20±165.56a | 141.312***3) |
Adhesiveness (J/cm) | −2.34±1.42a | −10.33±8.20c | −6.35±3.31b | −7.35±6.74bc | 6.597*** |
Springiness | 0.88±0.04bc | 0.90±0.01a | 0.88±0.01b | 0.87±0.01c | 11.319*** |
Cohesiveness | 0.58±0.01b | 0.63±0.01a | 0.58±0.01b | 0.54±0.01c | 293.698*** |
Gumminess (N) | 545.78±65.60c | 546.27±86.88c | 760.92±82.99b | 871.80±93.99a | 91.445*** |
Chewiness (N ․ mm) | 478.84±64.93c | 493.48±76.88c | 670.11±72.49b | 753.93±77.27a | 82.520*** |
CON, soft flour muffin; SRF, soft rice flour muffin; FRF, floury rice flour muffin; RF, rice flour muffin.
Values are mean±SD (n=20).
***p<0.001.
a-dMeans with different letters within the same row are significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test (p<0.05).