The objective of this thesis was to study the ratio of the black and white sticky rice in the recipe of non-fried rice cracker (Khao-tan) to develop syrup for product topping and to study the appropriate quantity of a cashew nuts for adding in the product. To study a physical and chemical nature of the product. To study the customers satisfaction in product. Firstly the appropriate ratio of the black and white sticky rice was studied. The result was the recipe that had 80% of white sticky rice and 20% of black sticky rice was voted to be the best. For the product topping that had a combination of glucose syrup and sugar was the best. Moreover the quantity of glucose syrup and sugar on product effects the customer’s satisfaction (color smell taste texture and the overall score). For the appropriate quantity of the cashew nut the formula 2 which has a 25% of cashew nuts was voted to be the best. Comparison of which non-cashew nuts and 25% cashew nuts formula the study revealed that the 25% cashew nuts formula had more nutrition (protein fat and fiber). Microbial population count <10 cfu/g. The product is able to keep in room temperature. The customer’s satisfaction reach to 94% in 25% cashew nuts formula.

This research has the purpose to study about the process of transforming of food products supplemented with five types of ripe durian having grade failure. It aims to study about quality of food products transformed from ripe durian having grade failure. It is the study about consumer test having effect towards food products transformed from ripe durian having grade failure and transferring of technology for developing of processed food product from ripe durian texture to the community. The experiment found that study of suitable quantity of pipe durian having grade failure in supplementing food products in 5 types by testing about acceptance of testers who were 40 instructors in Field of Food and Nutrition Field of Food Science and Nutrition and Field of Food Service Industry. The researcher used methods of giving scores of favor in type of 9-point hedonic scale. The researcher added ripe durian having grade failure into durian coconut milk at levels of 0 30 60 and 90 per cent of total ingredients. It was found that testers accepted the durian coconut milk at level of 90 per cent which was in much favor level. Coconut Custard in golden cup (dessert stuffed ingredient) was supplemented at level of 0 50 75 and 100 per cent of all cooked taro ingredient it was found that testers accepted such coconut custard at level of 100 per cent. Coconut Custard in golden cup pastry flour ingredient) was supplemented at level of 0 10 20 and 30 per cent of total ingredient. It was found that testers accepted such coconut custard at level of 30 per cent which was in level of moderate favor to much favor (7-8). Moose supplemented with ripe durian texture having grade failure at level of 0 10 20 and 30 per cent of total ingredient it was found that testers accepted the moose at level of 20 per cent which was in the level of moderate favor to much favor (7-8). Marshmallow supplemented with ripe durian texture having grade failure at level of 10 20 and 30 per cent of total ingredient it was found that testers accepted such marshmallow at level of 20 per cent; which was in level of moderate favor to much favor (7-8). Ancient toffee supplemented with ripe durian texture having grade failure at level of 0 20 40 and 60 per cent of total ingredient it was found that testers accepted the ancient toffee at level of 40 per cent which was in the most level which was in the much favor (8). When physical feature of food products supplemented with five types of ripe durian having grade failure was studied it was found that only one product of durian coconut milk had value of 88.933 cp or centipoises. Regarding nutritional value of processed food product with ripe durian having grade failure it was found that durian coconut milk supplemented with 100% ripe durian having grade failure had protein for 3.23 per cent fat for 8.58 per cent ash for 0.78 per cent fiber residue for 2.01 per cent and moisture quantity for 54.87 per cent. It was found that coconut custard in golden cup with stuffed pastry supplemented with ripe durian having grade failure for 100 per cent and coconut custard with pastry flour in golden cup with ripe durian having grade failure for 30 per cent had protein for 10.87 per cent fat for 18.67 per cent ash for 0.91 per cent fiber residue for 2.35 per cent and moisture quantity for 25.31 per cent. It was found that moose supplemented with 20% ripe durian having grade failure had protein for 3.67 per cent fat for 17.09 per cent ash for 0.55 per cent fiber residue for 1.45 per cent and moisture quantity for 62.26 per cent. It was found that marshmallow supplemented with 20% ripe durian having grade failure had protein for 5.89 per cent fat for 0.68 per cent ash for 0.28 per cent fiber residue for 0.56 per cent and moisture quantity for 41.64 per cent. It was found that ancient toffee supplemented with 40% ripe durian having grade failure had protein for 18.22 per cent fat for 23.11 per cent ash for 12.1 per cent fiber residue for 1.10 per cent and moisture quantity for 8.91 per cent. However supplementing with ripe durian having grade failure in five types of food product can be done but there should be realizing about chemical elements of the initial components for example moisture quantity and fat. These components may affect physical features such as smell taste and texture. These features have effect on product acceptance. From transfer of food product technology from ripe durian texture having grade failure at Faculty of Home Economics Technology Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon there were 40 receivers of technology transfer. Result of evaluation of satisfaction for 5 aspects of providing service including providing service of officials resource persons service providing process/step facilities and benefit from service receiving all these aspects obtained scores in much satisfaction level in every aspect.

This research had objectives to study the proper amount of adding of unused water melon peel in products of tomato sauce chili sauce pizza sauce and seafood sauce. This research studied the nutritional value of sauce products and studied the acceptance of consumers towards sauce products. The test found about the study about proper amount of unused water melon peel in four kinds of sauce products. The researcher tested about acceptance of forty examinees who are instructors in field of Food and Nutrition majoring Food and Nutritional science and majoring Food Service Industry by using 9-point hedonic scale by adding water melon peel into tomato sauce at levels of 5 10 and 15 per cent of all ingredients It is found that the examinees accepted chili sauce at level of 15 per cent that is in the much favor level (8). The chili sauce has been added with water melon peel at levels of 3 6 and 9 per cent of total ingredients. It was found that the examinees accepted it at level of 9 per cent that was from the level of moderate favor to much favor (7-8). The examinees accepted pizza sauce which has been added with water melon peel at level of 10 20 and 30 per cent of all ingredients. It was found that examinees accepted at level of 30 per cent which was in the level of much favor (8). The examinees accepted seafood sauce which has been added with water melon peel at level of 10 20 and 30 per cent of all ingredients. It was found that examinees accepted at level of 20 per cent which was in the level from moderate to very much favor (7-8). When the researcher studied the physical features of sauce product it was found that pH value at which was 25 degrees Celsius was in range of 3.90 3.49 3.83 and 2.73. The viscosity value was 4650cp 32639cp 37760cp and 612cp or centipoints respectively. Nutritional value of sauce product it was found that tomato sauce which has been added with water melon peel for 15 per cent has total calory for 70 per cent protein for less than 1.25 per cent fat for 0 per cent ash for 1.43 per cent carbohydrate for 17.5 per cent and moisture amount of 81.1 per cent. Chili sauce which is added with water melon peel for 9 per cent has total energy for 71.2 per cent; protein is less than 1.25 per cent fat is 0 per cent ash is 3.85 per cent; carbohydrate is 17.8 per cent and it has moisture amount of 78.4 per cent. Pizza sauce which is addedwith water melon peel for 30 per cent has total energy for 145 per cent; protein is less than 1.25 per cent fat is 3.49 per cent ash is 3.18 per cent; carbohydrate is 28.5 per cent and it has moisture amount of 64.8 per cent. Seafood sauce which is added with water melon peel for 20 per cent hashas total energy for 91.8 per cent; protein is 1.59 per cent fat is 0.20 per cent ash is 4.19 per cent; carbohydrate is 20.9 per cent and it has moisture amount of 73.1 per cent. However adding of water melon peel into four kinds of sauce products can be done but it should be realized about chemical components of starting components for example moisture amount and carbohydrate. These components may affect physical features for example smell flavor and texture. These features affect acceptance of products. From technology transfer of sauce products from water melon rind at 157/16 moo 9 Kao San housewife Group agricultural enterprise Bang Plee Bang Pla Samut Prakarn. 50 housewife Group agricultural there the level of satisfaction in every aspect.

The purposes of this independent study were 1) to collect and study Rrcipes based on local food in Pathiew District Chumphon Province and 2) to find standard recipes of these food. Seventy cooking experts were developed. Five experts gave their opinion and evaluation developed standard recipes. Sixty – seven local food in Pathiew District Chumphon Province were collected. There were main dishes and desserts. Fifty main dishes were found. Most cooking method were boiling or curried. Less were fried and the least were grilled and steamed. Seventeen desserts were found. The method of cooking were frying boiling and steaming. The less number were concentrated and grilled. The least number was roasted.

This research aims to study the effect of drying temperature on the changes in the moisture content of charcoal briquettes undergoing drying of solar energy and far-infrared radiation (Solar+FIR) and far-infrared radiation (FIR). The electricity consumption and the specific energy consumption were also investigated. The coconut shell charcoal briquettes with the initial moisture content of about 41-43% MW were dried at 55 60 and 65oC until the final moisture content of 8% MW was obtained. Based on the experimental results it was found that the drying temperatures and the drying methods had effects on the changes in the moisture content of charcoal briquettes. Drying at high temperature could reduce the moisture content of charcoal briquettes faster than that at low temperature. Drying using FIR could reduce the moisture content of charcoal briquettes faster than that using Solar+FIR. Moreover the electricity consumption and the specific energy consumption decreased with an increase in the drying temperature. Drying using Solar+FIR had lower electricity consumption but had higher specific energy consumption than drying using FIR. In this study the charcoal briquettes had the average heating value of about 6667.05 cal/g.