Summary The aim of this study was to determine the effects of incorporation of wheat sprout flours ( WSF ) on lipid oxidation and some quality characteristics of beef patties. Two wheat sprout flour samples ( WSF 1 and WSF 2) were obtained by germination, drying and milling of two different wheat varieties. The beef patties were stored at +4 °C for 6 days or at −18 °C for 180 days and analysed for their proximate composition, pH , sensory properties, colour parameters and lipid oxidation. TBA formation in WSF ‐added patties was reduced approximately by as much as 20% when compared to that of the control at the 180th day of the storage, while favourable results were detectable in the storage period at +4 °C. Again, up to 4% WSF 1 or WSF 2 incorporation gave acceptable sensorial scores to the beef patties. As a conclusion, it was confirmed that WSF could be incorporated into beef patties to improve their quality parameters and retard lipid peroxidation.
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