Food Toxicants Formed During Thermal Processing
A review
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4152817Keywords:
Toxicants, thermal processing, protein and starchy foodstuff, fryingAbstract
This review paper describes about the food toxicants such as acrylamide, acrolein, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) formed in some food products, mainly protein and starch-based food products during thermal processing like roasting, baking and frying. And these toxicants are related with the development of colour, aroma, flavours which gives the overall organoleptic properties and characteristics of the food product. In this review paper we have discussed about the frequently occurring heat generated food toxicants its mechanism, adverse effects to human health, human exposure, the strategy to be held to reduce the toxicants during thermal processing and some of the food which form these toxic compounds.
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