The presented study aimed at determining the relation between parameters of air used for drying potato cubes and their properties such as sensory characteristics, rehydration, color, and 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (5-HMF) content. Cubes of raw potatoes were dried with air at temperatures of 60 and 90°C. The relative air humidity (RH) was either 3 or 0.5% (“dry” air) or 15% (air with an increased humidity), respectively. Experimental results showed that drying with humid air (RH of 15%) at temperatures of 60 and 90°C gave rise to relatively low 5-HMF contents (in particular for RH of 15% and temperature of 90°C). Drying with dry air (RH of 3%) at 60°C resulted in the higher quality of dried potato cubes but with higher 5-HMF content.
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