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Animal protein substitutes - technology, nutrition value, usage. Part I. Non-traditional sources of protein - fermented soybean products
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Soja jest najczęściej wykorzystywanym substytutem białka zwierzęcego na świecie, cechuje ją wysoka wartość odżywcza i wszechstronne możliwości zastosowania. Fermentowane produkty otrzymywane z soi, od setek lat spożywane w krajach azjatyckich, w Europie i Ameryce stopniowo zyskują uznanie ze względu na wyrazisty i charakterystyczny smak, który umożliwia urozmaicenie posiłków oraz ze względu na wysoką zawartość składników odżywczych, w tym białka i nienasyconych kwasów tłuszczowych, a także składników bioaktywnych o prozdrowotnym oddziaływaniu.
Soybean is the most commonly used animal protein substitute globally. It has high nutrition value and can be made into a variety of foods. Fermented soybean products, traditionally consumed in Asia, gradually become popular in Europe and America, as a result of their rich and specific flavor and high content of protein, unsaturated fatty acids and bioactive compounds beneficial for health.
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- Wydział Nauk o Żywieniu Człowieka i Konsumpcji, SGGW w Warszawie
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