The rheological properties and microstructure of canned juices and pastes made from four tomato cultivars at three breaking temperatures of 85°, 96° and 107°C were studied. The apparent viscosities of tomato juices and pastes at a constant shear rate vary with cultivars and processing conditions. The hot break process produced a high viscosity product. The microstructure of tomato pastes and juices were related to their rheology. The microstructure of tomato juice and paste also vary with processing conditions.
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