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Anna Wenda Piesik, Speaker at Catalysis Conferences
Bydgoszcz University of Science and Technology, Poland
Title : The organic nGMO soybeans as a raw material in soy milk innovation production

Abstract:

Statement of the Problem: Soybeans are an excellent source of functional ingredients, such as dietary fiber, high-quality protein and polyphenols, mainly isoflavones. The lipid components disadvantageous to the health of the consumer are not present in soybeans, such as cholesterol, or are severely limited, such as, for example, saturated fatty acids. Soy products can be a health-promoting alternative to food of animal origin. In soybeans, as well as in other seeds of legumes (beans, broad beans, peas), there are inhibitors of enzymes digesting proteins, the so-called trypsin and chymotrypsin inhibitors. These are compounds that hinder the use of proteins. Their unfavorable effect causes disturbances in the digestion of proteins. Due to the fact that they are proteinaceous, they are denatured under the influence of temperature, i.e. they are destroyed by e.g. cooking and earlier soaking. The purpose of this study was to develop a technology for obtaining "soy milk" with improved composition, obtained from two organic nGMO soybeans: expanded and sprouted. It was assumed that the use of certain technological treatments and raw material from organic production (nGMO soybean) will ensure the appropriate quality of the obtained products, including microbiological purity, sensory features and lowering the content of anti-nutritional substances, especially trypsin inhibitors. Methodology & Theoretical Orientation: The technology of obtaining soy milk from nGMO soybeans was developed, the quality of which has been confirmed in microbiological, sensory and anti-nutritional tests. Findings: the production technology used has brought the expected results and the final product (expanded nGMO soy milk) was characterized by very good quality features. Conclusion & Significance: Soy products are a very important component of a vegan and vegetarian diet. The ecological nature of the raw material and the need to replace animal protein sources in the standard diet are valid today. Improving the production technology and introducing raw material innovations, in this case organic nGMO soybean, are in line with the above statements. 

Audience Take Away: 

  • Developing a technology for obtaining "soy milk" with improved composition, obtained from two organic nGMO soybeans: expanded and sprouted.
  • The know-how has brought the expected results and the final product (nGMO soy milk) which has been characterized by very good quality attributes.
  • Yes, it is. Interdisciplinary team (food processing, plant science, microbiology etc.) is feasible to expand this research.
  • It was assumed that the use of certain technological treatments and raw material from organic production (nGMO soybean) will ensure the appropriate quality of the obtained products, including microbiological purity, sensory features and lowering the content of anti-nutritional substances, especially trypsin inhibitors.
  • Soy beverage production technology from nGMO soybean seeds extruded shortening the technological process by 10h (in the traditional process, seed soaking takes 12h, in the discussed process - 2h), reduced water absorption due to the elimination of the step of draining and rinsing the soaked seeds.
  • Soy beverage production technology from germinated nGMO soybean seeds extending production time by 3-5 days by the seed germination period, no soaking stage (-12h)
  • soy beverages meet the standards of microbiological purity, the content of anti-nutritive compounds and obtained high organoleptic ratings in comparative point tests.

Biography:

Prof. Anna Wenda-Piesik represents the scientific discipline of agriculture and horticulture as a research and teaching employee at the Bydgoszcz University of Technology. She is the dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Biotechnology. Her scientific interests focus on field plant production, especially counteracting the acquisition of weed resistance to herbicides and the directions of soybean cultivation. She is the author of several implementations, e.g. market product entitled: "Non-GMO soybeans from farm to fork, improving practices in cultivation and animal feeding". She is currently working on implementations in the cultivation and use of hemp and soybeans for food purposes. Finally, she received Full Professor in 2019. She has published more than 100 original articles and her h-index is 16.

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