This research aims to 1) improve quality of processed herbal product by developing recipe and production procedures 2) develop packaging of processed herbal products in oder to add value exhibit uniqueness and response to customers’ need and 3) transfer technology and body of knowledge about improving products’ quality and developing packaging of processed herbal products. Results from developing of recipe and production procedure of kaffir lime in syrup show that period in boiling kaffir lime before sweetening in syrup has an effect on textures. The suitable period of 5 minutes for boiling kaffir lime results in reducing hardness of kaffir lime core increasing lightness and gaining the highest sensory scores from testers. The suitable amount of fructose syrup used in place of sugar in producing sweetened kaffir lime at 80 percent of sugar weight results in increasing lightness reducing hardness increasing value of red color (a*) and aw when compared with the control group and increasing quality of texture with the highest sensory scores from testers. Quality of microorganism appearance color ordor and texture of sweetened kaffir lime stored in tight-closed polypropylene (PP) bag at room temperature could be maintained for at least 24 days. Regarding satisfactory in packaging prototype it was found that customers were highly satisfied in both overall (4.48) and by aspect of packaging form (4.48) and packaging graphic (4.49). In terms of transferring the technology to a target group of 30 people it was found that trainees were highly satisfied with the technology transfer process (4.56). The highest satisfaction level by aspects was usefulness of service at 4.64 followed by service of staff trainers and service procedure at 4.58 4.57 and

The research on local wisdom in local Phetchaburi food of elderlies in Ban Huay Sai Nue to transfer and enhance learning capacity through online learning system is both quantitative and qualitative. It aims to collect local wisdom in local Phetchaburi food from both knowledge and direct experience of elderlies in Ban Huay Sai Nue Cha-am City Municipality Phetchaburi province in order to transfer the local wisdom to youths in Ban Huay Sai Nue and nearby areas as well as to develop local food recipe and procedure in both image and video formats through online learning system to enhance learning capacity of youths and other people. The target group was members of elderly group in Ban Huay Sai Nue which was divided into the major target the minor target and the recipents of technology transfer. Tools used in this reearch included a structured interview form and food recipe recording form. The research was divided into 4 main steps: selection of local wisdom collection of local wisdom transfer of local wisdom and distribution of local wisdom. Results of the research show that the target group selected 12 food recipes 8 dessert recipes and 2 drink recipes. The local wisdom was demonstrated by 9 members of elderly group in Ban Huay Sai Nue. The technology was tranferred to 40 students on Tessaban 6 School Ban Huay Sai Nue Cha-am City Municipality. Results of achievement test showed that trainees’ post-training knowledge was significantly diferent from pre-training knowledge at statistical level of 0.05 and satisfaction in the training process was highest in overall.

The objective of this research to study the basic 3 formulas of tamarind gummy products physicals and chemical properties of final product of this research by 9- point hedonic scale of 30 examiner laboratory. The results show the basic formula of tamarind gummy be recognized to study in the next step. The results show the basic formula of tamarind gummy accept on the like moderately (7). Then tamarind pulp substituted at 0 25 52 75 and 100 by weight of tamarind. At 0 percentage of tamarind pulp substituted renewable panelists for the most respected. However estimates replacing the 50 percent level still has to accept the product tasting of tamarind gummy. The chemical composition of tamarind gummy were 371.25 Kcals of total energy 4.05 of energy from fat 0.64 of protein 0.45 of fat 3.44 of ash 91.16 of carbohydrate and 4.56 of crude fiber. For the technology transfer of tamarind gummy at community enterprise the participants were satisfied in all of all aspects. However substituted of tamarind pulp in tamarind gummy can be extra consideration of chemical composition of ingredients such as sugar and fiber for acceptance of tamarind gummy of these features may affect to physical properties such as in color and texture of production should be intensive studied.

This research aims to 1) develop pork roll product from cultivated banana flesh and banana flour for vegetarian food business; 2) develop suitable and unique packaging for food product using cultivated banana flesh and banana flour instead of meat; and 3) transfer technology in developing food product using cultivated banana flesh and banana flour instead of meat for vegetarian food business. Regarding suitable amount of banana flour used in place of isolated soy protein in pre-emulsion preparation from 4 levels of banana flour used at 0 10 15 and 20 percent it was found that increasing amount of banana flour used in place of isolated soy protein caused significant increase of L* value in the product (p<0.05). Moreover hardness and flexibility in texture profile of the product were not significantly different from the control product (p>0.05). In terms of sensory evaluation tasters gave the highest score for meat-emulated reducedemulsion product that used banana flour in place of isolated soy protein at 15 percent. For packaging of pork roll product it was found that Model-A package was the most suitable with recommendations to add tight-closed material to prevent contamination from outside and to print expiry date as well as food safety certified sign. Furthermore consumers’ overall satisfactory in packaging model was found to be highest at the mean of 4.31. Finally transferring of technology in a form of training workshop in developing food product from banana flour for vegetarian food business for Ban Lak Khon Bakery Housewife Community Enterprise and entrepreneurs in Nonthaburi province showed that post-training test scores were significantly higher than pre-training scores at .05 level. This indicated that technological transfer in a form of real-practice workshop provided increasing knowledge in developing food product from banana flour for vegetarian food business. Moreover it was also found that trainees were highly satisfied in both overall service (mean of 4.85) and by-aspect: servicing staff (4.93) procedure/steps (4.87) trainers (4.83) and usefulness of service (4.75) respectively.