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Ultrasound-assisted processing of soybean meal enhances the nutritional quality and functionality of plant-based nuggets

Amara Shafqat et al · Taylor & Francis Group · 2026

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Current study optimizes ultrasonication frequency (20, 30, 40 kHz) and time (10, 20, 30 min) for efficient valorization of soybean meal through nutritional enhancement and utilization in development of plant-based nuggets. Ultrasonication improved soybean meal by boosting protein, fiber, and unsaturated fatty acids (linoleic, $\alpha$-linolenic, oleic) while reducing anti-nutrients. Furthermore, ultrasonicated soybean meal (USSM) exhibited improved stability (oxidative/microbial) and functional properties, including emulsification, protein solubility, and oil/water retention. Owing to these nutritional enhancements, USSM-based nuggets (25–100% inclusion) were evaluated for quality and shelf life during a 28-day refrigerated storage study. USSM incorporation significantly (p < .05) enhanced protein, fiber and ash contents. Furthermore, nuggets retained higher total phenolics exhibiting an increase of 46.35%, 175.85% and 4.24% in DPPH activity, water-holding capacity, and cooking properties, respectively. During 28 days of storage, the hardness and chewiness of control nuggets increased considerably from 3.89–19.67 N and 2.22–7.47 N, respectively. In contrast, USSBMN-100 nuggets maintained notably lower textures values, with hardness ranging from 1.08–3.91 and chewiness from 0.31–0.82. Total viable count increased progressively across all treatments; however, the increase was lowest in USSBMN-100 (110.78%), compared to control (123.5%) and other treatments. During 28 days, sensory scores for appearance, aroma, taste, tenderness and overall acceptability decreased from 9 to 6.8 in CCN compared to USSBMN-100. USSM nuggets maintained textural and sensory properties comparable to the control, but with a lower microbial load throughout storage. Hence, it can be established that ultrasonication causes nutritional enhancement of soybean meal and increases its suitability for implication in plant-based products.

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al, A. S. E. (2026). Ultrasound-assisted processing of soybean meal enhances the nutritional quality and functionality of plant-based nuggets. https://doi.org/10.1080/10942912.2026.2664259

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al, Amara Shafqat et. "Ultrasound-assisted processing of soybean meal enhances the nutritional quality and functionality of plant-based nuggets." 2026. https://doi.org/10.1080/10942912.2026.2664259.

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al, Amara Shafqat et. 2026. "Ultrasound-assisted processing of soybean meal enhances the nutritional quality and functionality of plant-based nuggets.". https://doi.org/10.1080/10942912.2026.2664259.

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al, A. S. E. 2026, Ultrasound-assisted processing of soybean meal enhances the nutritional quality and functionality of plant-based nuggets, Taylor & Francis Group, available at: https://doi.org/10.1080/10942912.2026.2664259 [Accessed 29 Jun. 2026].

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Título
Ultrasound-assisted processing of soybean meal enhances the nutritional quality and functionality of plant-based nuggets
Autor / colaboradores
Amara Shafqat et al
Editorial
Taylor & Francis Group
Año de publicación
2026
ISSN
1094-2912
ISSN
1094-2912
Idioma
eng

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