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Pemanfaatan tepung ampas kopi arabika (Coffea arabica) sebagai substitusi tepung terigu (Triticum compactum) dalam pembuatan bolu klemben Jennifer Santoso; Hari Minantyo

Publisher : Fakultas Pertanian Universitas Yudharta Pasuruan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35891/agx.v13i2.3063

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Introduction: Coffee production in Indonesia has increased. Increase of production followed by the increase of consumption of coffee. Increase in consumption of coffee causes the stock of coffee dregs to increase. Coffee dregs come from the making of coffee beverages and coffee dregs usage are still at their minimum usage or coffee dregs are not used or discarded. The purpose of this study is to reduce waste which is coffee dregs and optimize that waste as a substitute material in making food and beverages. Besides that, to know the best treatment and substitution percentage to coffee dried flour klemben cake in texture, color, taste and scent. Methods: This study uses experimental and research and development methods. In this study, researchers use two types of treatment to coffee dregs which are drying using sun and roast and using 10%, 15% and 20% as the substitution percentage. Every sample will be tested by organoleptic test with 30 untrained panelists and repetition will be done 3 times. Results: Based on organoleptic test, the most preferred sample by panelists is coffee dregs flour klemben cake with roast treatment and 10% substitution percentage. Conclusion: Utilization of arabica coffee dregs flour gives influence to the color, taste, scent and texture of the sample. The higher substitution percentage usage of coffee dregs flour causes panelists to dislike the sample more.
Pemanfaatan tepung ampas kopi arabika (Coffea arabica) sebagai substitusi tepung terigu (Triticum compactum) dalam pembuatan bolu klemben: Utilizing arabica coffee dregs flour (Coffea arabica) as a substitution of wheat flour (Triticum compactum) in the making of klemben cake Santoso, Jennifer; Minantyo, Hari
AGROMIX Vol 13 No 2 (2022)
Publisher : Fakultas Pertanian Universitas Yudharta Pasuruan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35891/agx.v13i2.3063

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Introduction: Coffee production in Indonesia has increased. Increase of production followed by the increase of consumption of coffee. Increase in consumption of coffee causes the stock of coffee dregs to increase. Coffee dregs come from the making of coffee beverages and coffee dregs usage are still at their minimum usage or coffee dregs are not used or discarded. The purpose of this study is to reduce waste which is coffee dregs and optimize that waste as a substitute material in making food and beverages. Besides that, to know the best treatment and substitution percentage to coffee dried flour klemben cake in texture, color, taste and scent. Methods: This study uses experimental and research and development methods. In this study, researchers use two types of treatment to coffee dregs which are drying using sun and roast and using 10%, 15% and 20% as the substitution percentage. Every sample will be tested by organoleptic test with 30 untrained panelists and repetition will be done 3 times. Results: Based on organoleptic test, the most preferred sample by panelists is coffee dregs flour klemben cake with roast treatment and 10% substitution percentage. Conclusion: Utilization of arabica coffee dregs flour gives influence to the color, taste, scent and texture of the sample. The higher substitution percentage usage of coffee dregs flour causes panelists to dislike the sample more.
Co-Authors Anak Agung Ngurah Kenarya Dawawrata Andre Yusuf Trisna Putra Anggun, Jaqueline Vanessa Ap-Fatsah, Ratu Padma Aquilera, Ivana Ardhana, Annisa Naia Putri Audrey, Kendrick Aurelia Devina Sanjaya Baswara Yua Kristama Bryan Budinata Cahyadi, Michael Catherine Eugene Martono Catherine Lorena Valentina Franoto Christiabel, Epifania Mariani Christopher, Vern Clara Lucinda Theojaya Devina Irtanto Fabiola Leoparjo Franoto, Catherine Lorena Valentina Gde Satrya, I Dewa Gracia, Trifosa Jesslyn Hadipratista, Nabilah Sukma Hakeem, Firdi Aziz Hanan, Radinka Ravee Haqieqi, Sallis Bahihaqi Hartadji, Caecillia Hilda Yunita Wono I Dewa Gde Satrya Widyaduta Iasha, Rania Zahra Ika Yohanna Patiwi Ika Yohanna Pratiwi Imelda Agustina Ngawi Ivana Grasielda J.E Sutanto Jason Lau Jennifer Santoso Joaquin Levi Toreh Juliuska Sahertian Juliuska Sahertian Kaihatu, Thomas S Kamil, Ibrahim Kartika, Christiana Kenzie Felicia Wangke Kristanti, Essha Paulina Kristian Agung Nugraha Kuncoro, Regina Clara Kusumaningrum, Evita Mei Lau, Jason Laura Mahendratta Tjahjono Leonardo Pratama Liestya Padmawidjaja Lim, Eunike Anglelica Lutfiyah, Farida Hasna Martono, Catherine Eugene Masbudi, Rama Indrawan Masdiana Chendrakasih Padaga Matheo Sheva Hastono Michael Ricky Sondak Moonly Koespianto Moses Soediro Ngawi, Imelda Agustina Nurillah, Salman Haji Oki Krisbianto Oktaviana, Cerly Olivia Erlinda Junita Prajitno Patiwi, Ika Yohanna Poillot, Johanes Marco Prasetyon Sepsi Winarno Prastio, Bryan Budinata Puspita, Tabita Yunia Putri, Alma Rasikah Reviva Rafael Juan Chesna Tjoanda Rafael Juan Chesna Tjoanda Raharja, Zefnat Gusti Rama Indrawan Masbudi Ratu Padma Ap-Fatsah Regina Clara Kuncoro Samantha, Caitleen Santoso, Jennifer Sudibyo, Theodora Kezia Sulimto, Feliciana Octavia Suputri, Ni Putu Febriana Eka Suryaputra, Florencia Syaiful, Lucilla Bilkis Toreh, Joaquin Levi Trifosa Jesslyn Gracia v Yuwono Valerie Micelle Muljono Victor Kurniawan Yuwono Victor Yuwono Wangke, Kenzie Felicia Wike Laurenzia Warrauw Wirawan Dwi Radianto Wirawan ED Radianto Yedida Esther Giovanni Purnomo Yuwono, Victor Zamir, Nabilah Husniah