Physical and bio-chemical composition of value-added pomegranate toffee during storage
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Toffee was prepared from dry pomegranate arils using different treatments comprising of cardamom, vanilla flavour, citric acid flavours. Treatment comprising of sulphitation + cardamom flavour was found superior with respect to different parameters. It had acceptable organo leptic quality at the end of 120 days storage at 7-10°C.
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