Italian Journal of Food Science (Jun 2015)

Assessment of total polar materials in Frying fats from Czech restaurants

  • J. Mlcek,
  • H. Druzbikova,
  • P. Valasek,
  • J. Sochor,
  • T. Jurikova,
  • M. Borkovcova,
  • M. Baron,
  • S. Balla

DOI
https://doi.org/10.14674/1120-1770/ijfs.v182
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 27, no. 2
pp. 160 – 165

Abstract

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Deep-frying is commonly used as convenient technique for the preparation of foods. The frying oils and fats are absorbed by fried food and become a part of diet. The content of total polar materials was determined in frying oils and fats in 46 restaurants from South Moravia and the Olomouc regions. Twenty-eight samples were found with total polar materials with limit of rejection over 24%. The highest total polar materials values were observed in cooking fat; the lowest one was in vegetable shortening oil. This conclusion corresponds with frying temperatures, which were highest in cooking fat.

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