Table 5 Textural properties of chicken breast jerky prepared using different types of sweeteners
| Sweeteners1) | Texture parameters |
| Hardness (g) | Cohesiveness | Springiness (mm) | Gumminess (g) | Chewiness (mJ) |
| WS | 9775.3±454.7ns2) | 0.7±0.1ab3) | 1.8±0.2a | 6944.3±873.3ns | 120.8±32.5ab |
| BS | 10210.0±319.1 | 0.7±0.1ab | 1.0±0.3c | 6818.7±1070.4 | 64.1±11.6d |
| RS | 10095.7±116.7 | 0.6±0.1b | 1.9±0.3a | 5864.3±827.2 | 108.8±6.0bc |
| FO | 9799.0±168.9 | 0.7±0.1ab | 1.3±0.2bc | 6778.3±757.3 | 85.4±1.9cd |
| PC | 9780.3±147.2 | 0.7±0.1a | 2.0±0.2a | 7202.3±754.7 | 137.3±2.1a |
| RCE | 10222.7±130.3 | 0.6±0.1ab | 1.7±0.2ab | 6534.3±691.0 | 108.6±8.9bc |
| H | 10028.0±417.5 | 0.7±0.1ab | 1.0±0.3c | 6935.0±1019.0 | 65.1±12.4d |
WS, white sugar; BS, brown sugar; RS, rice syrup; FO, fructo-oligosaccharide; PC, pineapple concentrate; RCE, Rubus coreanus extract; H, honey.
ns, not significant.
All values are mean±SD (five determinations). Values with different superscript letters in the same column are significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test at p<0.05. a>b>c>d.