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Abstract Prerigor trimmings from four lean cuts of pork carcasses (n=3) were used to manufacture three replications of low-fat (10%) fresh pork sausage containing konjac flour gel, at 0, 10, or 20% levels and compared to a 40% fat control. Treatment sausages showed equal or improved cooked yields, slightly higher shear force (kg/g) and sensory textural attributes, but rated slightly lower in juiciness. As konjac flour gel levels increased, shear force and sensory textural attributes become more like the control. Storage time had minmial effect on quality and shelf life. Acceptable low-fat, prerigor pork sausage can be produced with 10-20% incorporation of konjac flour gel. Updated: Thursday, September 6, 2007. | ||||||||||
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