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salt citrus-peel debittering

process / process-citrus-salt-debittering

柑橘果皮の食塩水脱苦味

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A debittering process that repeatedly treats citrus peel with salt water. Bitterness reduction and component losses are recorded separately.

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bitter orange marmalade — perceived bitterness is suppressed by: salt citrus-peel debitteringsupported

Scope: A jam comparison of a water-only condition against several NaCl conditions, using bitter-orange peel

Note: Water alone matched the bitter control; the NaCl conditions lowered it. The result of a whole process including repeated soaking and heating.

The water-only condition matched the bitter control, while the NaCl-treated groups showed a lower bitterness rank.
Limitations: A comparison of the whole process, including repeated soaking and heating, not salt concentration alone.
Source: Desamerization of Bitter Jam: Biochemical and Sensory Quality (Lagha-Benamrouche Samira; Benaissa Terkia; Sadoudi Rezki, 2018) · full text checked
Show dataseasoning-bitter-orange-marmalade —has_perceived_bitterness_suppressed_by→ process-citrus-salt-debittering
claim: clm-bitter-orange-salt-debittering / type: processing / updated: 2026-08-31

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