Research Article
A Comprehensive Study on the Effect of Roasting and Frying on Fatty Acids Profiles and Antioxidant Capacity of Almonds, Pine, Cashew, and Pistachio
Table 3
Appraisal between the percentage of fatty acids content among raw and heat-treated nuts.
| ā | Raw | Roasted | Fried |
| SFA | Cashew 17.8% | Cashew 18.7% | Cashew 17.8% | Pistachio 11.9% | Pistachio 10.4% | Pistachio 11.3% | Almonds 7.2% | Almonds 7.6% | Almonds 8.1% | Pine 7.2% | Pine 7.7% | Pine 9% |
| OL | Almond 69.3% | Pine 68.7% | Almond 65.1% | Pistachio 60.9% | Almond 68.4% | Pistachio 61.5% | Cashew 60.5% | Cashew 62.3% | Cashew 57.2% | Pine 40% | Pistachio 61.5% | Pine 38.3% |
| LA | Pine 52.7% | Pistachio 27.9% | Pine 52.2% | Pistachio 26.9% | Almond 24% | Pistachio 26.8% | Almond 23.4% | Pine 23.4% | Almond 26.7% | Cashew 21.5% | Cashew 18.6% | Cashew 24.8% |
| ALA | Pistachio 0.33% | Pistachio 0.36% | Pine 0.56% | Pine 0.3% | Cashew 0.035% | Pistachio 0.4% | Cashew 0.15% | Pine 0.06% | Cashew 0.27% | Almond 0.05% | Almond 0.05% | Almond 0.06% |
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% represents the percentage out of total fat content.
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