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Nutritional gluten-free multigrain Khakhra using red rice, buckwheat and flaxseed: A review

International Journal of Chemical Studies · 2020 · Vol. 8(4) · pp. 2541–2545
Aman BartwalAyushi TyagiHarshita JoshiBhawna Bisht

Abstract

Nowadays snack food is playing a major priority in the food industry for new product growth, becoming one of the main food categories on the global health and wellness market. Snacks are of different types that can make the meal easily, attract buyers, less perishable, more durable and more versatile than the meal prepared. The current research was carried out to determine the sensory consistency and Khakhra nutrient material prepared with buckwheat and red rice inlaid. Khakhra is crunchy in nature, Khakhra cracker is something that is basically made in home. Khakhra is healthy snack, It is a common recipe in the Gujarat. Khakhra is prepared by using Buckwheat, Flaxseed and as it consist Red rice as a major provides a much more nutrition benefits in terms of protein, minerals, dietary fibers and carbohydrates in comparison with the commonly it is made up of wheat flour. Over consumption of wheat or its products are known for improper health condition such as celiac disorder may overcome by substituting it with buckwheat and red rice which is rich in several minerals and vitamin.

GABA and Rice ResearchSeed and Plant BiochemistryFood Science and Nutritional StudiesFood scienceRecipeSnack foodMealGluten freeDietary fiberRice flourNutrientFood productsBusiness
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