PPT - Gelatinisation of starch PowerPoint Presentation, free download - ID:2108695
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Here’s why: Changing the temperature of starchy foods causes starch retrogradation where the carbohydrate chains realign themselves. This increases the proportion of resistant starch within that food. . Resistant starch is a carbohydrate that resists digestion in the small intestine, instead fermenting in the large intestine. Eventually, it reaches your colon where it feeds ‘good’ gut bacteria. . Pretty cool, huh?! 🥶 . . . #sourdough #sourdoughbreads #sourdoughbread #freezingbread #guthealth #r
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Here’s why: Changing the temperature of starchy foods causes starch retrogradation where the carbohydrate chains realign themselves. This increases the proportion of resistant starch within that food. . Resistant starch is a carbohydrate that resists digestion in the small intestine, instead fermenting in the large intestine. Eventually, it reaches your colon where it feeds ‘good’ gut bacteria. . Pretty cool, huh?! 🥶 . . . #sourdough #sourdoughbreads #sourdoughbread #freezingbread #guthealth #r
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When starchy foods such as chickpeas, beans, and lentils, rice, pasta and potatoes cool some of their starch molecules realign into a tighter structure. This process is called retrogradation. This means that the starch changes structure to become what’s called ‘resistant starch’ that acts more like fibre, has a lower glycaemic impact and provides better fuel for gut microbes. Even reheating your leftovers doesn’t “reset” the starch back to its original form. What does matter is that you need the
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