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Perfil nutricional y microbiológico de los embutidos de soya disponibles en Costa Rica

Rafael Monge, María Laura Arias, Thelma Alfaro, Manuel Jiménez
Instituto Costarricense de Investigación y Enseñanza en Nutrición y Salud (Inciensa), Facultad de Microbiología, Universidad de Costa Rica.

SUMMARY
Nutritional and microbiological profile of soy bean sausages available in Costa Rica

The nutritional and microbiological quality of 80 soybean sausage samples (50% frankfurter and 5% sausage mortadela) was studied. On average, the protein content was 17 ,5g/100g in sausage mortadela and 20g/100g in frankfurter.the mean total fat content was 5,5g/100g for both products. However when products of different manufacture industries were compared, a highly significant difference (p= 0,0000) in the fatty acids speciation between both groups and between samples of the same product were found. Bigger differences were found in the content of palmitic acid(C16:0), oleic acid (C18:l) and linoleic acid (C18:2). Cholesterol was not detected in samples analyzed. On average the atherogenicity index was 0,55 for sausage mortadela and 0,59 for frankfurter. A consumption of 25 grams of soybean protein from these sausages can bring an intake of saturated fatty acids between 20-90% of the daily recommendation. Likewise, they can supply between 12-70% of the recommended daily polyunsaturated fattly acids. These variations are owing to the big difference in fatty acids speciation in each sausage brand. Around 20% of soybean sausages studied showed total coliform levels above l04/g, being more frequent in sausage mortadela. Also 60% of this product and 10% of frankfurters showed psychrotroph levels of 106/g. Clostridium perfringens, in levels above 102/g was evidenciated in 5% of samples, Escherichia coli was not isolated from them. The findings of this study suggest the urgent need for implementing a quality control system for soybean sausages, before national health authorities consider to support nutritional campaings that promote their consumption.

Key words: Soybean, sausages, microbiological quality, nutritio quality, microbiological quality, Clostridium perfringens, Escherichia coli.






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