To reduce the cost of osmotic treatment with glucose and fructose in production of dehydrated cabbage, use of a low-price additive, namely, high-maltose syrup, as an osmotic agent was investigated. The results showed that high-maltose syrup had more efficient dehydration and osmosis capability than fructose. Effect of additives on drying rate at 80 and 65°C was also investigated. Osmotic pretreatment with high-maltose syrup was helpful in reducing energy consumption and for enhancement of the drying rate.
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