Table 3. Texture properties of cheongpomuk prepared with different concentrations of acai berry powder
| Properties | Acai berry powder level in cheongpomuk |
| AB01) | AB1 | AB2 | AB3 | AB4 |
| Hardness (N) | 8.03±0.482)a3) | 6.42±0.63b | 6.18±0.52bc | 5.86±0.91bc | 5.22±0.88c |
| Springiness | 0.33±0.11NS4) | 0.29±0.01 | 0.29±0.01 | 0.30±0.01 | 0.30±0.01 |
| Cohesiveness | 0.42±0.04NS | 0.42±0.01 | 0.42±0.01 | 0.43±0.01 | 0.42±0.02 |
| Gumminess (N) | 3.38±0.20a | 2.69±0.24b | 2.59±0.22bc | 2.51±0.34bc | 2.20±0.27c |
| Chewiness (N) | 1.13±0.43a | 0.78±0.07b | 0.75±0.05b | 0.75±0.09b | 0.65±0.06b |
AB0, Mung bean starch 40 g and acai berry powder 0 g; AB1, Mung bean starch 39 g and acai berry powder 1 g; AB2, Mung bean starch 38 g and acai berry powder 2 g; AB3, Mung bean starch 37 g and acai berry powder 3 g; AB4, Mung bean starch 36 g and acai berry powder 4 g.
All values are mean±SD (n=5).
Different superscripts (a-c) in the same row indicate significant differences at p<0.05 by Duncan’s multiple range test.
NS, not significantly different (p>0.05).