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Effect of heat- and freeze-drying treatments on phytochemical content and fatty acid profile of alfalfa and flax sprouts.

Mattioli SimonaAlessandro Dal BoscoCesare CastelliniBeatrice FalcinelliValeria SileoniOmbretta MarconiAlice Cartoni MancinelliElisa CotozzoloPaolo Benincasa
Published in: Journal of the science of food and agriculture (2019)
This work demonstrates that drying does not severely compromise the nutritional value of sprouts and provides a valid support for the choice of the drying method depending on the compound to be preserved, and taking into consideration the different cost of the methods. In addition, sprout powder is easy to handle and, due to its low volume, does not imply a decrease of feed consumption and energy intake, which is relevant in its use as a supplement in human and animal feeding. © 2019 Society of Chemical Industry.
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