Development and Analysis of Mix Fruit Based Smoothie

Experiments to prepare smoothie from different fruit juices were conducted at Sparsh Himalaya University, Dehradun. The Physicochemical analysis of smoothies which were given antimicrobial treatment and stored at refrigerated conditions was carried out. The different smoothie blends produced were optimised on basis of colour and appearance. The optimised smoothie composition was B2 with score of 7. The results obtained in this study suggest that the treatment of fruit smoothies with green tea extract (5.0 gram/lit) and citric acid (5.0 gram/lit) will lead to obtaining a stable product of great nutritional quality. The value of the density for control blend was the highest for 14th day for green tea extract treatment and value of clarity was highest for 14th day for green tea extract treatment for first blend. The value of colour for control blend, citric acid treatment and 19th day was highest and for browning index it was highest for first blend, citric acid treatment and 19th day. The value of transmittance was highest for optimized blend, citric acid treatment and 5th day.

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Journal of Advances in Food Science & Technology
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2025-04-05
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https://doi.org/10.56557/jafsat/2025/v12i29226
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Plant Physiology and Cultivation Studies
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Development and Analysis of Mix Fruit Based Smoothie

Dhruv Juyal, Ayushi Rawat
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Journal of Advances in Food Science & Technology
Plant Physiology and Cultivation Studies
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Development and Analysis of Mix Fruit Based Smoothie

Dhruv Juyal, Ayushi Rawat
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Abstract

Experiments to prepare smoothie from different fruit juices were conducted at Sparsh Himalaya University, Dehradun. The Physicochemical analysis of smoothies which were given antimicrobial treatment and stored at refrigerated conditions was carried out. The different smoothie blends produced were optimised on basis of colour and appearance. The optimised smoothie composition was B2 with score of 7. The results obtained in this study suggest that the treatment of fruit smoothies with green tea extract (5.0 gram/lit) and citric acid (5.0 gram/lit) will lead to obtaining a stable product of great nutritional quality. The value of the density for control blend was the highest for 14th day for green tea extract treatment and value of clarity was highest for 14th day for green tea extract treatment for first blend. The value of colour for control blend, citric acid treatment and 19th day was highest and for browning index it was highest for first blend, citric acid treatment and 19th day. The value of transmittance was highest for optimized blend, citric acid treatment and 5th day.

Journal of Advances in Food Science & TechnologyVol. 12(2)
Dehradun Institute of Technology University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Plant Physiology and Cultivation Studies
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