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Table 4 Chemical and sensory characteristics of manggulu made from different types of bananas with varying proportions of peanuts [11]

From: Exploring sociocultural and science aspect of Manggulu: a traditional food from Sumba Island, Indonesia

Characteristics

Manggulu from saba banana

Manggulu from ambon banana

Manggulu from kepok banana

25% peanuts

50% peanuts

75% peanuts

25% peanuts

50% peanuts

75% peanuts

25% peanuts

50% peanuts

75% peanuts

Chemical characteristics

 Water activity

0.660a

0.667a

0.657a

0.570b

0.533bc

0.560b

0.563b

0.550c

0.550c

 Fat (%)

7.86c

8.43c

9.73c

8.04c

9.87bc

10.93ab

8.55c

10.77ab

12.50a

 Protein (%)

7.42d

8.69c

9.83bc

9.57bc

10.18b

11.60a

11.43a

11.62a

11.26a

 Glucose (%)

31.66f

33.73e

35.25e

38.31d

40.51c

44.58a

37.19d

41.70b

45.56a

Sensory characteristics (hedonic test)

 Color

2.33c

2.42c

2.38c

2.92b

3.13b

3.67a

2.96b

3.08b

3.67a

 Aroma

2.04c

2.46c

2.38c

3.42b

3.87b

4.51a

4.54a

4.83a

4.96a

 Flavor

2.04e

2.46e

2.38e

3.87d

3.87c

4.58ab

3.00d

4.25bc

4.86a

  1. *Different superscript letters in the same row show significant differences (p < 0.05)