Process for drying mango and pineapples

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Processes – Preparation of product which is dry in final form

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34259, 34263, 219701, 426289, 426242, 426640, A23B 700, H05B 600

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059620579

ABSTRACT:
A vacuum microwave dehydration process for drying fresh mango and pineapple fruit pieces at low temperatures which results in a product with a "fresh", uncooked flavor and a unique crunchy texture with little or no shrinkage which can not be achieved through conventional air drying.

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