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dc.contributor.advisorDewanti, Ratih-
dc.contributor.authorAriana, Elke Palupi-
dc.date.accessioned2025-07-30T09:27:13Z-
dc.date.available2025-07-30T09:27:13Z-
dc.date.issued2025-
dc.identifier.urihttp://repository.ipb.ac.id/handle/123456789/166218-
dc.description.abstractThe increasing demand for plant-based product is due to the Asian consumer trends showing concerns for consuming health-conscious foods/beverages. However, the plant-based beverage products (generally) found are limited to one ingredient and served in a ready-to-drink form. This research sought to develop a plant-based protein beverage powder, as an alternative to dairy milk aligning with the trend toward functional diet. Liquid Grain Extract Beverage (LGEB) samples made from various cereal/beans and water (cereal/beans: water = 1:5 (w/v)) with varying percentages into five samples: P1 (50% soybeans, 0% oats, 50% rice), P2 (37.5% soybeans, 12.5% oats, 50% rice), P3 (25%, 25% oats, 50% rice), P4 (12.5% soybeans, 37.5% oats, 50% rice), and P5 (0% soybeans, 50% oats, 50% rice). The protein content in five samples were analyzed to select sample of highest protein content covering all selected cereal/beans, in which sample P2 is selected in respect to protein content and involvement of all cereal/beans. To increase the protein content, liquid almond extract beverage was added to the liquid grain extract beverage (LGEB), with a ratio of 1:3 (P2V1), 1:4 (P2V2), and 1:5 (P2V3), with the addition of 108 g of sucrose and food additives. The LGEB were dried using spray dryer at 180°C to achieve at least 15% of yield powder from 3 litres of liquid grain extract beverage (LGEB). Chemical (proximate and crude fiber), physical (color and bulk density), microbial (TPC and mold/yeast), and accceptance (using 5 JAR scale) analysis were conducted to determine the characteristics of plant-based protein beverage powder. As the result, sample P2V1 received the highest overall liking from panelists (3.11±0.145), with the highest score for color (2.91±0.205), supported by its color values (80.33±0.53 L*, 3.96±0.08 a*, 20.36±0.32 b*). It also had the highest bulk density (0.6909±0.001). Microbial analysis showed all samples, P2V1 met mold and yeast maximum contamination limit, though TPC results exceeded the standard. Proximate analysis revealed P2V1 contained 13.42% fat, 2.92±0.23% crude fiber, 4.09±0.03% moisture, and 2.85±0.24% ash. However, protein content in all samples was low, with P2V1 having the highest at only 9.35%, insufficient to qualify as a plant-based protein beverage powder.-
dc.description.abstractMeningkatnya permintaan terhadap produk pangan berbasis nabati diakibatkan oleh tren konsumen di Asia yang menunjukkan kepedulian terhadap gaya hidup lebih sehat. Namun, produk minuman berbasis nabati yang umumnya dijumpai hanya terbuat dari satu jenis bahan dasar yang disajikan dalam bentuk siap minum. Penelitian ini berupaya mengembangkan minuman bubuk nabati berprotein sebagai alternatif susu sapi sejalan dengan tren diet fungsional. Sampel minuman ekstrak biji-bijian cair terbuat dari berbagai serealia/kacang-kacangan dan air (biji-bijian: air =1:5(w/v)) dengan persentase beragam menjadi lima sampel: P1 (50% kedelai, 0% oat, 50% beras), P2 (37,5% kedelai, 12,5% oat, 50% beras), P3 (25% kedelai, 25% oat, 50% beras), P4 (12,5% kedelai, 37,5% oat, 50% beras), dan P5 (0% kedelai, 50% oat, 50% beras). Kadar protein pada kelima sampel tersebut dianalisis untuk memilih sampel yang berprotein tinggi meliputi seluruh serealia/biji pilihan, di mana sampel P2 dipilih berdasarkan kadar protein yang meliputi semua sereal/biji-bijian. Untuk meningkatkan kadar protein, minuman ekstrak almond cair ditambahkan untuk meningkatkan kadar protein pada sampel minuman ekstrak biji-bijian cair, dengan rasio 1:3 (P2V1), 1:4 (P2V2), dan 1:5 (P2V3) (sampel ekstrak biji-bijian cair yang terpilih: minuman ekstrak almond cair), dengan penambahan 108 g sukrosa dan bahan tambahan pangan. Campuran tersebut dikeringkan dengan pengering semprot pada suhu 180°C untuk mencapai setidaknya 15% hasil bubuk dari 3-liter minuman ekstrak biji-bijian cair. Analisis kimia (proksimat dan serat kasar), fisik (warna dan densitas kamba), mikroba (TPC dan kapang/khamir), dan analisis penerimaan (menggunakan 5 skala JAR) dilakukan untuk menentukan karakteristik minuman bubuk nabati berprotein. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan, sampel P2V1 mendapat nilai kesukaan tertinggi dari panelis (3.11±0.145), dengan skor tertinggi untuk warna (2.91±0.205), didukung oleh warna yang berada pada nilai 80.33±0.53 (L*), 3.96±0.08 (a*), dan 20.36±0.32 (b*). Sampel ini juga memiliki kerapatan kamba tertinggi (0.6909±0.001). Analisis mikroba menunjukkan semua sampel, termasuk P2V1, memenuhi batas maksimum cemaran kapang dan khamir, meskipun hasil TPC melebihi standar. Analisis proksimat menunjukkan P2V1 mengandung 13.42% lemak, 2.92±0.23% serat kasar, 4.09±0.03% air, dan 2.85±0.24% abu. Namun, kandungan protein dalam semua sampel rendah, dengan P2V1 memiliki kandungan tertinggi yaitu hanya 9.35%, tidak cukup untuk memenuhi syarat sebagai minuman bubuk nabati berprotein.-
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dc.titleQuality Analysis of Physicochemical, Microbial, and Acceptance of Plant-Based Protein Beverage Powderid
dc.title.alternativeAnalisis Kualitas Fisikokimia, Mikroba, dan Keberterimaan Minuman Bubuk Nabati Berprotein-
dc.typeSkripsi-
dc.subject.keywordPhysicochemicalid
dc.subject.keywordspray dryingid
dc.subject.keywordacceptanceid
dc.subject.keywordmicrobial assayid
dc.subject.keywordplant-based exrtractid
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