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#53
The Production of a Nutrient enriched cookie through the
incorporation of kalabasa (cucurbita maxima) and malunggay
(moringa oleifera L)
Edineille Magaru Geronimo, Aldea Mae Narida Contreras
ABSTRACT
The research started with the objective of providing a more nutritious diet
for children through the incorporation of vegetables in a more familiar food
product for children. Squash (cucurbita maxima) and malunggay (moringa
oleifera L) both have high nutritional content. Chocolate cookies were chosen
because it would be sweet enough to mask the taste of kalabasa and malunggay,
and chocolate was very popular flavour among children.
The scope of the research concentrated mainly on the quality and
nutritional effects of varying amounts of squash and malunggay added =, while
being limited only in using these two vegetables. The panel of judges is also
limited since they all came from PSHS community.
Chocolate cookies were made by mixing flour milk, eggs, and flavouring in
certain proportions and baked in an oven. The squash and the malunggay leaves
were ground fine enough to be mixed with the whole cookie. Two samples were
cooked, one without vegetable content and the other containing vegetables.
The success of this research depended on the acceptance rate of
people who were able to taste test the product. The treated cookies were
compared with cookies with no vegetables added and with the commerciallyavailable
cookies, which were assigned as the positive control.
Results show that the treated cookies were comparable with the
commercial-grade cookies in terms of taste and texture but were not nearly as
good when it comes to appearance. Therefore the research was only partially
successful and the cookies may not yet be accepted by the public.
It was recommended to incorporate vegetables of a higher
nutritional value and with a taste that will blend well with the other ingredients.
#54
Fly Ash as an Alternative Source of Material in the Production
of Glass
Geneve D. Gutierrez, Joy Cristine A. Tolentino
ABSTRACT
Glass is a widely used material and is costly due to its components. Fly ash
is a byproduct of coal combustion and one of the major sources of pollution. Glass
is composed mainly of silica which is the major component of sand and fly ash.