Preparation of sapota milkshake premix using jaggery as sweetener

An instant sapota milkshake premix was formulated using powdered jaggery as a natural sweetener at three levels (10, 20, and 30 g) alongside a sugar-based control (20 g). Physicochemical and sensory properties of prepared premix were determined. Results showed a significant increase in reducing and total sugars with higher jaggery content. Moisture was slightly elevated in jaggery-based samples due to its hygroscopic nature and functional properties were affected by sweetener type. Sensory analysis revealed that sample with 20 g of jaggery were most preferred, likely due to enhanced mouthfeel, color and on par sugar composition. Thus, jaggery was found to be a goodalternative to refined sugar in sapota milkshake premix development.

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International Journal of Agriculture and Nutrition
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/26646064.2025.v7.i6a.228
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Natural Products and Biological Research
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Preparation of sapota milkshake premix using jaggery as sweetener

Sanyogita Deshmukh, Govind B Yenge, N. B. Patil, Vidyasagar B Gedam
International Journal of Agriculture and Nutrition
Natural Products and Biological Research
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Preparation of sapota milkshake premix using jaggery as sweetener

Sanyogita Deshmukh, Govind B Yenge, N. B. Patil, Vidyasagar B Gedam
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Abstract

An instant sapota milkshake premix was formulated using powdered jaggery as a natural sweetener at three levels (10, 20, and 30 g) alongside a sugar-based control (20 g). Physicochemical and sensory properties of prepared premix were determined. Results showed a significant increase in reducing and total sugars with higher jaggery content. Moisture was slightly elevated in jaggery-based samples due to its hygroscopic nature and functional properties were affected by sweetener type. Sensory analysis revealed that sample with 20 g of jaggery were most preferred, likely due to enhanced mouthfeel, color and on par sugar composition. Thus, jaggery was found to be a goodalternative to refined sugar in sapota milkshake premix development.

International Journal of Agriculture and NutritionVol. 7(6)
Indian Council of Agricultural Research
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