Determination of the quality of cookies using fatty products based on hydrogenated fats from domestic raw materials of the Republic of Kazakhstan

M. P. Bayisbaeva, Nurgul Batyrbayeva, Makpal Baigaiypkyzy

2024

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DOI 10.48184/2304-568x-2024-4-96-105
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Abstract

This article discusses the assessment of the food safety of flour confectionery products produced using margarine based on hydrogenated fats produced from domestic raw materials of the Republic of Kazakhstan, using sunflower seeds, rapeseed, flax, soy. An analysis of the organoleptic parameters of sugar cookies produced using margarine and vegetable fat showed that the products have an attractive appearance, golden color and porous structure. The physico-chemical parameters of finished products manufactured using all types of fatty products of "Maslo Del" LLP comply with the requirements of 24901-2023, imposed on the quality of these products. The mass fraction of transisomers in sugar cookies with margarine and vegetable fat (TFA content up to 15%) is less than 2% of the total fat content, which meets the requirements of technical regulations. The obtained data allow us to scientifically substantiate the possibility of using margarines and fats produced from domestic raw materials (sunflower seeds, rapeseed, flax, soybeans) of the Republic of Kazakhstan, using the hydrogenation method in the production of bakery and confectionery products.