Paper · 1997 · \n Volume: 22, Issue: 5\n \n

Suitability of Antep Karası Grape Variety for Peeling and Canning (Turkish with English Abstract)

Hayoğlu, İ.A.; Didin, M.; Fenercioğlu, H.

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Abstract

Suitability of Antep karası grape variety for peeling and canning was determined. Results showed that the variety contained proper characteristics for the purpose. Addition of CaCl2 to syrup had improving effect on texture and other sensory properties of the canned product.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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The Antep karası grape variety contained proper characteristics for peeling and canning.

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grapee0
Material
Antep karasıe0
Outcome
proper characteristicse1

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“Suitability of Antep karası grape variety for peeling and canning was determined”

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“Results showed that the variety contained proper characteristics for the purpose”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Adding CaCl2 to the syrup improved texture and other sensory properties of the canned grape product.

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grapee0
Treatment
Addition of CaCl2 to syrupe2
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texture and other sensory propertiese2
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improvinge2

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“Suitability of Antep karası grape variety for peeling and canning was determined”

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“Addition of CaCl2 to syrup had improving effect on texture and other sensory properties of the canned product”

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calcium chloride dihydrate · quality: postharvest · VitisResults differ

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