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Influence of olive crushing methods on the yields and oil characteristics
Authors:Serena Maria Preziuso  Maria Gabriella Di Serio  Alessandro Biasone  Raffaella Vito  Maria Regina Mucciarella  Luciano Di Giovacchino
Affiliation:1. CRA‐Centro di Ricerca per l'Olivicoltura e l'Industria Olearia – Sede Scientifica di Città S. Angelo, PE, Italy;2. Former senior researcher of CRA‐Centro di Ricerca per l'Olivicoltura e l'Industria Olearia – Sede Scientifica di Città S. Angelo, PE, Italy
Abstract:In the last years, metallic crushers substituted granite stone mill with some variations in the organoleptic oil characteristics. To control the influence of the crushing method on the yield and oil quality, the olive pastes were obtained using three different ways: (i) new metallic crusher at mobile knives; (ii) granite stone mill; (iii) double olive crushing by the metallic crusher and the granite stone mill. With the aim to ascertain the useful use of a new metallic crusher (at mobile knives), experimental tests were carried out in an industrial oil mill. This oil mill is equipped by a centrifugal decanter generating two oil flows: first and second extraction (recovery) oils. The results showed that the yields obtained by different methods were satisfactory. No statistically significant differences have been observed in terms of oil yield and quality when different crushing devices were used. All first extracted oils are extra virgin with similar organoleptic characteristics, especially for the fruity intensity and for the bitter and pungent taste, as confirmed by the composition of volatile substances and the content of phenolic oil compounds. The recovery oils (second extraction oils) showed, in contrast to first extraction oils, a more intense green colour and a higher content of total phenols. Practical applications: Processing of sound olives with the right ripening grade and good quality allows to easily obtain an extra virgin olive oil, with commercial qualitative parameters according to the European Union requirements. However, different olive crushing systems affect the concentrations of some compounds responsible of aroma and taste (phenolic compounds). The use of the more violent metallic crushers facilitates obtaining oils with total phenol content higher than when using a stone mill. Here we used a particular metallic crusher (at knives) that, however, is suitable to replace the granite stone mill when a less pungent and bitter oil is required.
Keywords:Olive processing  Virgin olive oil  Virgin olive oil quality
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