Vol. 9, Issue 7, Part K (2025)
Effect of different recipes on ascorbic acid and organoleptic qualities of custard apple nectar prepared from different cultivars
Apurva Acharya, Manohar Lal Meghwal, Om Prakash Regar, Deepak Mishra, Rajendra Bairwa and Proloy Shankar Dev Roy
The study evaluated the suitability of custard apple cultivars-NMK-1 (Golden), Mammoth and Chand Sili for nectar production, sourced from the Centre of Excellence for Custard apple, Chittorgarh. Nectar was formulated at pulp concentrations of 16%, 18%, 20%, and 22%, and assessed for Ascorbic Acid and Organoleptically for Taste, Colour, Flavour and Overall Acceptability on the initial day and every 30 days for three months under refrigerated storage. Results indicated a decrease in ascorbic acid and sensory qualities during storage. Observations showed that the Mammoth cultivar at 22% pulp concentration achieved the highest sensory score and maximum ascorbic acid content, demonstrating its optimal suitability for nectar production.
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