The buriti (Mauritia flexuosa L) shows high percentage of sugar, proteins, and carotenoids among others. The developing of the cereal bar added with dehydrated fruit has become a very important activity due its popularity, practicality, nutritional value and sensory characteristics. This work had as a goal, elaborate a cereal bar enhanced with different concentrations of 10%, 20% and 30% buriti flour. About the buriti pulp physical and chemical composition, were found 60.33% of moisture, 3.69% of protein, 49.8% of lipids, 0.18% of ashes, 46.64% of carbohydrates and 4.7mg of carotenoid/100 g of buriti sample. About the cereal bar physical and chemical characterization, 12.4% of moisture, 11.96% of lipid percentage, 6.76% of protein percentage, 0.16% of ashes and 68.72% of carbohydrates percentage. As for the smell, the 30% flour sample revealed a significant difference from the 10% sample, but similarity with the 20% sample. About the buriti flavor, the 30% sample revealed a significant difference with the average of 8.1. This sample has shown bigger averages for the sensorial tonality, compression, cereal flavor, buriti flour smell and buriti flour flavor attributes, having a bigger rating of acceptability.
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