Pallet Location and Freezing Rate Effects on the Oxidation of Lipids and Myoglobin in Commercial Fresh Pork Sausage

ABSTRACT Effects of freezing rates on oxidation of commercial fresh pork sausage chubs were evaluated in association with location extremes on a production pallet. Three treatments requiring 9 hr, 2.4 days and 6.8 days for temperature declines from 7°C to − 15°C were tested. Sausage chubs were analy...

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description ABSTRACT Effects of freezing rates on oxidation of commercial fresh pork sausage chubs were evaluated in association with location extremes on a production pallet. Three treatments requiring 9 hr, 2.4 days and 6.8 days for temperature declines from 7°C to − 15°C were tested. Sausage chubs were analyzed after 4, 8, 12, 16, and 20 wk of frozen (‐ 15°C) plus 3 wk of postfrozen refrigerated (1°C) storage. 2‐Thiob‐arbituric acid (TBA) numbers did not increase with slower freezing (P>0.05). Hunter “a” values were greater (P
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