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Volatile sulfur compound in yeast extracts

AMES Volatile Sulfur Compounds in Yeast Extracts... [Pg.149]

Yeast extracts represent an important source of volatile sulfur compounds, many of which possess low odor threshold values. They are used as sources of flavor for a range of savory foods, especially when a meaty note is required. In spite of the usefulness of yeast extracts, there are very few reports of their volatile flavor components. The production of yeast extracts is briefly reviewed, and the volatile sulfur compounds which have been identified are discussed. A recent study is presented in which the aroma components of some yeast extracts were analyzed. A total of 268 compounds were identified, including 67 sulfur compounds. The 34 sulfur compounds reported for the first time comprised 3 aliphatic sulfur compounds, one sulfur-substituted benzene derivative, 10 thiophenes, 18 thiazoles and 2 alicyclic sulfur compounds. Their importance as components of flavors and routes to their formation are considered. [Pg.147]

Yeast extracts (YEs) are sources of natural flavor compounds, and their exact composition varies according to the type of yeast and the conditions used for its propagation and the production of the final YE. This chapter is devoted to a review of the volatile sulfur compounds of YEs (many of which play a crucial role in determining the overall flavor) and to a report of some sulfor compounds which have recently been identified as components of selected YEs. [Pg.147]

Table IV. Selected volatile sulfur compounds reported in cysteine (or cystine)-reducing sugar (or carbonyl compound) model systems which have been identified in yeast extracts... Table IV. Selected volatile sulfur compounds reported in cysteine (or cystine)-reducing sugar (or carbonyl compound) model systems which have been identified in yeast extracts...
The investigation of a series of model meat systems has demonstrated the important role of volatile sulfur-containing heterocyclic components substituted with sulfur in the 3-position. One of these 3-substituted sulfur compounds, 2-methy1-3-methy1thio-furan was identified recently in the volatiles from cooked beef aroma (5J and from a heated yeast extract composition (6J and is considered a meaty character impact compound. [Pg.461]


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