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Volume 4 Number 3
Quality control of cooked sausages
T. A. Velesyk1, R. M. Sachuk1, B. V. Gutyj2, Z. O. Pasichnyk1, O. A. Katsaraba2, G. V. Sus2, S. V. Zhyhalyuk3
'Rivne State University for the Humanities, Plastova Str., 29-a, Rivne, 33028, Ukraine
2Stepan Gzhytskyi National University of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnologies Lviv, Pekarska Str., 50, Lviv, 79010, Ukraine
3Rivne Gymnasium "Harmony", 26 General Bezruchko Avenue, Rivne, 33004, Ukraine
Article info Received 26.07.2021 Received in revised form
30.08.2021 Accepted 31.08.2021
Correspondence author Roman Sachuk Tel.: +38-097-227-90-63 E-mail: sachuk. 08@ukr. net
2021 Velesyk T. A. et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Contents
1. Introduction................. .. 42
2. Materials and methods .... .. 43
3. Results and discussion .... .. 44
4. Conclusions ...... .. 46
References ....... .. 46
Abstract
Despite the increased interest in the quality and safety of cooked sausages, the situation in the field of food is becoming more complicated and more threatening every year. As a result of research, it should be noted that the consumer market of the Rivne region is saturated with products of good quality, which are made mainly by minishops or private enterprises. When inspecting sausages, it was found that the city's stores in 2020 sold more than 50 tons of high-quality products in a wide range. These include boiled sausages, hot dogs and sausages, semi-smoked, boiled-smoked, raw-smoked, beef, pork and chicken delicacies, pâtés, loaves of bread, ham, and skewers. Experimental studies have shown that their name and manufacturer influence the evaluation of cooked sausages. The highest score was given to the sausage "Molochna" and "Teliacha z vershkamy", which has become an authentic brand. Buyers of our country should prefer it.
According to organoleptic and physical studies, further Examination of five samples of cooked sausages from different manufacturers showed that the samples meet the requirements of DSTU 4436: 2005. Microbiological tests revealed that the samples of cooked sausages met the requirements of regulatory indicators. Sausage "Likarska", Yalovycha "Liuks" and "Z vershkamy" on two physical indicators: the content of mass fraction of moisture and mass fraction of salt, did not meet the requirements of DSTU 4436: 2005, this product is a counterfeit.
Keywords: boiled sausage, quality, humidity, salt, starch, nitrites, microbiological indicators.
Citation:
Velesyk, T. A., Sachuk, R. M., Gutyj, B. V., Pasichnyk, Z. O., Katsaraba, O. A., Sus, G. V., & Zhyhalyuk, S. V. (2021). Quality control of cooked sausages. Ukrainian Journal of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences, 4(3), 42-47.
1. Introduction
Currently, Ukraine produces a significant number of sausages that may pose a risk to consumer health (Kudriashova et al., 2000; Taran & Ushakov, 2016). Issues of ecological and veterinary-sanitary control of sausages are especially relevant if produced at meat processing enterprises and individual businesses, where the system of quality self-control following the requirements of HACCP is not implemented (Akymenko, 2008; Taran & Ushakov, 2016).
For many centuries, a product such as a sausage has come a long way; its recipes have been improved over time. Modern sausage producers, tiny businesses, are often tempted to forge or increase their sales by diluting the sausage with unconventional raw materials, offal, low-value additives, soy texture, etc. (Kotsiumbas et al., 2012).
The use of world best practices, standards, equipment, compliance with sanitary norms, food safety rules, and food
safety in the production of cooked sausages will provide the consumer with a quality, safe and valuable product (De Sme & Vossen, 2016; Fursik et al., 2019; Halukh et al., 2020; Peshuk & Simonova, 2020).
Analysis of recent research and publications. Despite the increased interest in the quality and safety of cooked sausages, the situation in the field of food is becoming more complicated and more threatening every year. According to scientific data, a person can do without complete proteins, including meat, only four months a year. In addition, B vitamins, Calcium, phosphorus, Zinc, Iron, and other necessary mineral and biologically active substances enter the human body from meat and meat products (Kotsiumbas et al., 2012; Taran & Ushakov, 2016; Drachuk et al., 2018).
The nutritional and biological value of meat and meat products in sausages is influenced by the quantitative content and qualitative composition of nutrients, the presence of specific organoleptic characteristics, consumer and techno-
logical characteristics. At the same time, the selected components of the recipe must meet the second, no less essential, requirement: to have acceptable functional and technological properties, their maximum compatibility or mutual compensation, which provides in the process of processing raw materials to obtain stable meat systems (Shevchenko et al., 2017). In modern conditions of sausage production, compliance with the content of such indicators as protein and starch is of concern. The mass fraction of protein in cooked sausage should be up to 12.0 % (DSTU 4436:2005), and starch may be added in the manufacture of only certain types of sausages according to the recipe. Its amount is strictly regulated and ranges from 3 to 7 %, depending on the type of sausage (Lashko & Dudarieva, 2012). Its content is not allowed in the "Children's" sausage. Sausages also contain water, flour, and other plant components that do not taste. Moreover, some of the components can not be recognized after processing.
Cooked sausage must be free of soy and GMOs, which must be indicated on the label with the label "GMO-free", meet the standards, and have a certificate of quality and all accompanying documents provided by the current legislation of Ukraine (conclusions, certificates, certificates, etc.). Therefore, now there is a need to control the production of cooked sausages and their clear labeling (Zhuravskaia & Alekhyna, 1985; Rohov, 1988; DSTU 4436:2005).
In Ukraine, the meat industry, abandoning virtually the production of products according to DSTU, allowed companies to develop and approve their range in technical conditions, which often allows you to produce meat products with quality indicators that do not meet state standards, in particular, on the content not specified in the regulations and labeling of components (Kopilevych et al., 2003; Kundieieva, 2010). Falsification of sausages can be achieved in the following ways: high water content; replacement of fresh meat with stale; replacement of natural meat with vegetable protein; introduction of non-traditional raw materials; coloring of sausages with beet juice and other dyes; violation of the recipe; introduction of foreign additives. They were also used to produce low-value additives not provided by the
Table 1
List of investigated sausages
recipe (larynx, trachea, diaphragm, esophagus, stomach, testicles, uterus, etc.) (Lashko & Dudarieva, 2012). In the meat industry, the use of meat products, which is obtained by rolling bones in a meat-bone separator, is widespread in cooking sausages. It remains a significant amount of tiny bones that damage the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract during consumption of the product. The amount of meat mass added to sausages is 40-76 %, depending on the type and variety of sausages. However, products often do not have the appropriate labeling (DSTU 4436:2005).
The increase in the content of nitrites and nitrates in a sausage, in general, increases their entry into the human body, and thus to the emergence of diseases caused by the toxic effects of nitrates and their metabolites. Although nitrates are present in almost all foods, their amount should not exceed the concentration limits. Comprehensive toxico-logical and hygienic studies have established the permissible daily dose of NO3 - 320 mg per day or 4-5 mg per 1 kg of body weight (Vinskyi, 2015).
An important indicator of quality for the product is also its shelf life. The residual shelf life of cooked sausages is not less than 90 % of the total, without preservatives, dyes, flavor enhancers, stabilizers (DSTU 4436:2005).
Therefore, assessing the quantitative content and qualitative composition of nutrients, specific organoleptic characteristics, consumer and technological characteristics of cooked sausages is very important for consumers because cooked sausages are a constant favorite product of Ukrainians.
The goal of the work - is to assess the quality of cooked sausages of well-known brands that were purchased in grocery stores in Rivne.
2. Materials and methods
The material for the research was five samples of cooked sausages of the highest quality of well-known Ukrainian producers, which were purchased in grocery stores in Rivne (table 1). Each type of sausage was selected in 3 units from different batches.
№ Name of cooked sausages ND on which sausages are made
Manufacturer, address
1 "Molochna" DSTU 4436: 2005
2 "Teliacha z vershkamy" DSTU 4436:2005
3 "Likarska" DSTU 4436:2005
4 Yalovycha "Liuks" TU U 15.1-37373551-001:2011
5 "Z vershkamy" TU U 15.1-24615640-022:2008
TM "Stovpinsky sausages", village Stovpyn, Rivne region
LLC "Inus-LTD", village Tuchyn, Rivne region LLC "Meat Factory" Favorite Plus", village Slobozhanske,
Dnipropetrovsk region LLC "Meat Factory" Favorite Plus", village Slobozhanske,
Dnipropetrovsk region LLC "Meat Factory" "Yuvileynyi", village Slobozhanske, _Dnipropetrovsk region_
Organoleptic evaluation of sausage samples was performed according to (Zhuravskaia & Alekhyna, 1985) chemical analysis according to the methods described in (Rohov, 1988). The moisture content in the sausage was characterized by the mass fraction of moisture (W) - is the percentage of the difference between the masses of the product sample before and after drying to the mass of the
sample before drying;
№ = 100%i
mj
Where mi is the sample weight before drying, g; m2 - the weight of the sample after drying, g. Study of Sodium Chloride in sausage - by the Moore method (neutral medium). The method is based on the deposition of chlorine ions by silver ion in a neutral medium in the presence of potassium chromate as an indicator. When the chlorine ion interacts with the silver ion, a white precipitate of Silver Chloride is formed:
NaCl + AgNOs = AgCl + NaNOs
When the deposition of Chlorine ions ends, the excess silver nitrate reacts with the indicator, forming a precipitate of Silver chromate orange-red color:
2AgNO3 + K2C1O4 = Ag2CrO4 + 2KNO3
The order of execution. Weigh 5 g of the crushed medium sample in a beaker to the nearest 0.01 g and add 100 cm3 of distilled water. After 40 minutes of infusion (with periodic stirring with a glass rod), the aqueous extract is filtered through a paper filter. Transfer 5-10 cm3 of the filtrate with a pipette into a conical flask and titrate from the burette with 0.05 mol/dm3 of silver nitrate solution in the presence of 0.5 cm3 of 10 % potassium chromium solution until an orange color appears. A portion of cooked sausages is heated in a glass on a water bath to 40 °C, kept at this temperature for 45 minutes (with periodic stirring with a glass rod).
Furthermore, it is filtered through a paper filter. After cooling to room temperature, the titration is carried out the same way as in the previous case. The mass fraction of Sodium Chloride (X) is calculated as a percentage. Study of starch - titration of the test solution of 0.05 n solution of Sodium Thiosulfate, nitrites - reaction with diphenylamine. Place 5 to 6 drops of a solution of diphenylamine in concentrated H2SO4 on a thoroughly washed and dry laboratory glass. There, on the tip of a clean glass rod, add a few drops
of the nitrate test solution and mix. In the presence of NO3, an intense blue color appears due to the oxidation of diphenylamine to form nitric acid (Kopilevych et al., 2003).
Microbiological analysis of sausages was performed according to regulatory and technical documentation (DSTU 21237-75 "Meat. Methods of bacteriological analysis") in the microbiological sector of the laboratory for quality control, safety and registration of veterinary drugs and feed additives LLC "DEVIE" (Rivne) (Byletova et al., 1980; Kostenko et al., 1989; Semaniuk et al., 2007).
Statistical processing of the results was performed according to the generally accepted method (Rokytskyi, 1973).
3. Results and discussion
The sale of sausages in Rivne is mainly carried out by small grocery stores (more than 150). The largest of them in terms of sales: "Tuchyn sausages", "Stovpinsky sausages", "Hoshchanskyi gifts", "Kopeyka", "Taste", and more.
Using its many years of sales experience, based on the best Ukrainian traditions, the city's stores in 2020 sold more than 50 tons of high-quality products in a wide range. These include boiled sausages, frankfurters, and sausages, semi-smoked, boiled-smoked, raw-smoked, beef, pork and chicken delicacies, pâtés, loaves of bread, ham, and skewers (Fig. 1).
Other meat products 13%
Semi-smoked sausage
17%
Нага, bread 10%
IStlier types af sausages 10%
d sausage 20%
Boiled sausage, hot dogs and sausages 30%
Fig. 1. Assortment of meat products sold by grocery stores in Rivne
Source: Calculated by the author based on data from grocery stores in Rivne
Given the volume of cooked sausages sold and the constant changes in the external competitive environment, there is a need to provide a quality control system that would help achieve the primary goal of the business - to make a profit, increase it, maintain a stable level and meet consumer needs.
One of the first stages of research was the organoleptic evaluation of the studied sausages. All tested samples of cooked sausages were made following DSTU 4436: 2005, TU U 15.1-37373551-001: 2011, and TU U 15.1-24615640022: 2008. At organoleptic research of all grades of sausages, it is established that the surface of loaves is clean dry.
The consistency is elastic; in section, sausages are evenly colored in light pink. The shell of sausages is artificial, easily separated from the product. The studied sausage differed only in taste and smell (Table 2).
We used a measuring method to determine the quality of sausages, carried out based on technical measuring instruments and reagents. The measuring method determined the physical quality and safety indicators of the studied cooked sausages. According to physical indicators, cooked sausages were compared with the data given in table 3.
Table 2
Organoleptic characteristics of the studied samples of sausages
Name of cooked sausages
Color
Consistence
Scent
Sausage "Molochna" Sausage "Teliacha z vershkamy"
Sausage "Likarska" Sausage Yalovycha "Liuks"
Sausage "Z vershkamy"
Requirements according to DSTU 4436: 2005
Light pink, close to the body Light pink, close to the body
Light pink, close to the body
Uniform, pink, light pink,
without gray spots Uniform, pink, light pink,
without gray spots Uniform, pink, light pink, _without gray spots_
Homogeneous Homogeneous Relatively homogeneous with a splash of broth
Homogeneous
Relatively homogeneous with a splash of broth Elastic, dense, unbreakable
Natural, noticeable excess of spices Natural, typical of beef
Natural, noticeable excess of spices Natural, typical of beef
Natural, typical of beef and pork
Pleasant, with the aroma of spices, without signs of mustiness and acidity
Table 3
Physical indicators of quality assessment of cooked sausages
Fillers, number of sausages (pcs.)
Kind of sausage
mass fraction of protein mass fraction of fat
number of samples
%
number of samples
mass fraction of hyaline _cartilage_
mass fraction of unidentified impurities
%
number of samples
%
number of samples
%
"Molochna"
"Telyacha z vershkamy" "Likarska" Yalovycha "Lyuks" "Z vershkamy" Requirements according to DSTU 4436: 2005
3 3 3 3 3
not less than 13.0
14.2
13.7 13.9
15.3
14.8
22.0 20.0 21.0 26.0 24.0
9.2 8.7
4.3 9.9 9.1
3.7 2.9
3.0 4.7
3.1
not more than 28.0
not more than 10.0
not more than 5.0
The laboratory method determined the mass fraction of moisture, mass fraction of table salt, mass fraction of fat and protein, starch content, and sodium nitrite content. The results of the chemical analysis of the studied samples of cooked sausage are presented in table 4.
According to the results of the chemical analysis, the investigated sausages did not meet the requirements of DSTU 4436: 2005. Samples of sausage "Likarska", "Yalovycha "Liuks", and "Z vershkamy" had an increase in moisture content.
Table 4
Chemical analysis of the studied samples of sausage
Kind of sausage
The contents of the sausage, %
moisture
NaCI
starch
"Molochna" 66.9 ± 0.02 1.95 ± 0.04 1.9 ± 0.01
"Teliacha z vershkamy" 65.8 ± 0.04 1.85 ± 0.01 3.9 ± 0.03
"Likarska" 70.9 ± 0.03 3.95 ± 0.01 3.4 ± 0.01
Yalovycha "Liuks" 74.8 ± 0.05 2.97 ± 0.09 1.9 ± 0.01
"Z vershkamy" 69.4 ± 0.01 2.62 ± 0.02 2,0 ± 0,05
Requirements according to DSTU 4436: 2005 67 2 -
According to regulations, the amount of starch is strictly regulated by the recipe and ranges from 3 to 7 %, depending on the type of sausage (Lashko & Dudarieva, 2012). Its content is not allowed in the "Children's" sausage.
The reaction with diphenylamine was used to study the concentration of nitrates in the studied cooked sausages. The sensitivity of the reaction is 0.001 mg per 1 ml of solution. The nitrate content was determined by comparing the color of the test extract solution with a standard scale. The results of the study are presented in the table. 5.
As can be seen from the table. 5 in the selected samples of sausages of domestic producers, the content of nitrates
does not exceed one mg/l. This corresponds to the normative values regulated by GOST 8558.2-78 "Meat products. Method for determination of nitrate".
Microbiological indicators characterizing the product's safety and the right to use it are given in the regulatory and technological documentation for cooked sausages and are a mandatory criterion for assessing the quality of the product during sanitary and microbiological control. The results of microbiological studies of cooked sausages are given in the table. 6.
Table 5
The results of the study of nitrate content in sausages
The results of laboratory tests_Standard scale
Trademark Kind of sausage Staining of the solution Nitrate concentration Staining of the solution Nitrate concentration
TM "Stovpinsky sausages." LLC "Inus-LTD" "Molochna" "Teliacha z vershkamy" Light blue Light blue > 0.001 mg/l > 0.001 mg/l Light blue Light blue > 0.001 mg/l > 0.001 mg/l
LLC "Meat Factory» Favorite Plus" "Likarska" Light blue > 0.001 mg/l Light blue > 1 mg/l
LLC "Meat Factory" Favorite Plus" "Yalovycha "Liuks" Light blue > 0.001 mg/l Light blue > 1 mg/l
LLC "Meat Factory" "Yuvileynyy" "Z vershkamy" Light blue > 0.001 mg/l Light blue > 0.001 mg/l
Table 6
Microbiological indicators of cooked sausages
Kind of sausage
KMAFANM, COU/g
Bacteria of the Escherichia coli group (BGKP), in 1.0 g _of product_
Staphylococcus aureus b 1,0 r product
Pathogenic microorganisms, mainly bacteria of the genus Salmonella, in 30 g of product.
"Molochna" "Teliacha z vershkamy" "Likarska"
"Teliacha z vershkamy" "Z vershkamy"_
So, based on the definition of five indicators, we can conclude the quality of cooked sausages.
4. Conclusions
In the study, it was found that their name and manufacturer influenced the evaluation of cooked sausages. The highest score was given to the sausage "Molochna" and "Teliacha z vershkamy", which became an authentic brand. Buyers of our country should prefer it. Further Examination of five samples of cooked sausages from different manufacturers by organoleptic, physical, and microbiological studies showed that the tested samples meet the requirements of DSTU 4436:2005. However, sausage "Likarska", "Yalo-vycha "Liuks" and "Z vershkamy" on two physical indicators: the content of mass fraction of moisture and mass fraction of salt, does not meet the requirements of DSTU 4436: 2005, i.e., this product is a counterfeit.
Prospects for further research. Based on the results, some cooked sausages do not meet sanitary standards. This may be due to non-compliance with the storage conditions, transportation of the product, low quality of raw meat, falsification, and high level of physical wear of equipment of meat processing plants. These problems can be solved only with the active participation of the state in the process of regulation and control of quality characteristics of cooked sausages on the market of Ukraine. Bacteriological laboratories of meat processing enterprises can use the research results to improve product quality.
Conflict of interest
The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest.
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