Nutritional value of white lupin and prospects of its use in the production of food from vegetable raw materials

Relevance. Legumes are considered a wonderful food source of biologically valuable components that can positively affect many physiological and metabolic processes. Lupine flour contains valuable protein, carotenoids, vitamin E, macroand microelements, is rich in magnesium, potassium, iron. A distinctive feature of lupin flour is the complete absence of gliadin and gluten in its composition, which is especially important for people with digestive disorders, white lupin seed processing products can serve as excellent components to increase the nutritional value of food, primarily such as bakery and flour confectionery.

Methods. The materials of scientific research in the field of lupin production, the biochemical composition of its seeds, the feasibility of using lupin processing products in the production of food from plant raw materials have been studied.

Results. Legumes play an important role in human nutrition and are part of the traditional diet of many regions around the world. Legumes, including white lupin, contain a significant amount of protein, fiber, trace elements and many valuable phytochemicals. As part of the daily diet, they can have a beneficial physiological effect and, thus, can help in the control and prevention of diseases of civilization, such as diabetes mellitus, coronary heart disease, atherosclerosis. A long-standing problem associated with legumes is a rather high content of anti-nutritional factors that can limit their biological value. According to current research, these compounds can be easily removed or reduced when processing conditions change; some of these substances may also have a positive effect on human health.

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