This special project. The objective is to study the basic formulas and processes of rice crust production. Study the suitable amount of mushrooms in the production of rice crust. Study the suitable flavor in the production of rice crust Phoenix Mushroom. and study the quality changes during storage of Rice crust Phoenix Mushroom. from the study of the basic formula and the production process of rice crust the sensory evaluation results from 50 tasting testers. Found that formula 2 contains a mixture of steamed rice (Rice Sao Hai) steamed rice (Thai jasmine rice) and salt. The highest average rating. Study the suitable amount of mushrooms in the production of rice crust. Found that the formula with the amount of mushrooms: steamed rice 30% : 70% The highest average rating. The brightness (L*) red (a*) and yellow (b*) were 58.17±0.42 9.23±0.10 and 23.04±0.03 respectively. The aw value is 0.48±0.01. The moisture content is 2.60±0.01 percent. Study the suitable flavor in the production of rice crust Phoenix Mushroom. From the sensory tests of 3 flavors : Tom Yum flavors chilli flavors and pizza flavors showed that taste testers rated their liking for appearance color aroma flavor taste texture (Crispness) and overall liking Of the rice crust with the highest chilli flavor. Quality analysis chemical moisture protein fat ash fiber carbohydrate and peroxide values equal to 2.35±0.12 7.23±0.85 15.71±0.20 2.85±0.02 7.16±0.67 64.70±0.01 and 0.93±0.06 respectively. Study the quality changes during storage of rice crust Phoenix Mushroom. It was found that the brightness (L*) red (a*) and yellow (b*) increased from week 2 to week 6. The hardness value increases every week causing the breakage value to decrease. Moisture content not more than 4.0% and peroxide value not more than 30 mg. Equivalent Not exceeding the standards set by the industrial products. Therefore Phoenix Mushroom Rice Crust Products (chilli flavor). Therefore can be stored for more than 6 weeks

The objective of this research was to develop ready- to- drink yogurt products from mixed fruits and vegetables. By starting with studying the stability level of basic yogurt formula In gelatin is added in 3 levels of basic yogurt products to be used as ingredients in fixed basic yogurts 2 4 and 6 percent with other components in the formula: Pasteurized milk natural flavored yogurt granulated sugar and gelatine Studies have shown that using basic formula yogurt with 4 percent stability is the right amount for making basic stable yogurt. Which the yogurt has 21 solids soluble in water white light yellow The texture of the yogurt is stable. After that mix yoghurt and fruit and vegetable juice to produce curdled milk. By studying the ratio of basic formula yogurt and fruit and vegetable juices in 3 different ratios namely 30:70 50:50 and 70: 30 percent. The quality test results showed that 50: 50 percent formulas had the pH 4. 37 the amount of solids that Soluble in 15 ◦Brix water and are the most accepted formulas. Analyzing the chemical composition thisreducedsugar drinking yoghurt from fruits and vegetables had moisture ash fat protein fiber protein and carbohydrate was found to be 86.81 ± 2.83 0.40 ± 0.32 0.37 ± 0.23 3.02 ± 0.77 0.14 ± 0. 26 and 9. 25 ± 0. 41. Stored at 4 ± 1 ° C for 15 days found that total microbial count yeast mold And coliforms do not exceed the standards set (Notification of the Ministry of Public Health 353/2013)

This research aims to (1) Study the Improved the spreading feature on the bread of products (2) Study the Increase nutrition by using quinoa in products (3) Study the shelf life of products. the study indicated that When improving spreading characteristics on the bread by using different levels of corn starch in 3 levels Include 2 3 and 4 % From the results Found that Sensory evaluation results (9 point-hedonic scale). recipe that highest score in terms of overall liking was the 3% at 7.98 points. For the physical properties of the developed product showed that this lightness (L*) redness (a*) and yellowness (b*) were 23.19 7.23 and 2.83 respectively while a viscosity of 96436 cp. When Study the Increase nutrition by using quinoa in the product in 3 levels Include 1 3 and 5 % From the results Found that Sensory evaluation results (9 point-hedonic scale). recipe that highest score in terms of overall liking was the 5% at 8.14 points. For the physical properties of the developed product showed that this lightness (L*) redness (a*) and yellowness (b*) were 24.32 7.59 and 3.69 respectively with viscosity of 184800 cp. In terms of chemical composition it was found to consist of moisture protein fat coarse fiber ash and carbohydrates. 49.64 3.83 4.13 1.81 1.56 and 39.03 % respectively. When stored at temperature 4±1 ๐C 1 week found that Can be stored for 4 weeks to be safe for consumers According to (peanut butter community product standard)

The shelf-life extension of mulberry paste by using humectants to place sugar content could maintain the moisture while reducing the water activity (aw) of the product. The objectives of this research were to study on humectants replacement and the changes of the mulberry paste product quality during storage. The sugar content in the standard formula was replaced by 10% w/w glycerol and 90% w/w of maltitol and maltodextrin mixture (20:80 w/w). The final mulberry paste product consisted of mulberry maltodextrin maltitol glycerol salt and citric acid by 69.80% 21.62% 5.40% 3.01% 0.17% and 0.07% respectively. The chemical compositions: carbohydrates proteins fat ash fiber and moisture of the product were 76.92% 2.39% 0.14% 4.19% 4.30% 12.06% respectively. The total energy by calculation was 318.50 kcal/100 g. The anthocyanin content was 68.32 mg cyanidin- 3-glucoside/g. Total titratable acidity (citric acid equivalent) was 0.60%. The reducing sugar and total sugar values were 1.74% and 3.90% respectively. The consumer acceptance as evaluated by untrained panelists was in the level of moderately like (7 score). The product packed in glass bottle containers was stored at 27±2 ºC for 4 weeks. The aw was increased while the textural properties: hardness adhesiveness and chewiness were decreased. The chemical quality analysis showed significant decreases (p≤0.05) in the moisture and the anthocyanin contents. The microbial quality; total plate count and yeast and mold measurements were significantly increased (p≤0.05) however the values were within the acceptable range according to the Thai community product standard (35/2558).

The aim of this research was to develop Pad Thai crispy bar which is made from rice noodle (Chanthaburis noodle) tofu dried shrimp garlic chives and peanut that have been cooked and dried.Mixed with Pad Thai sauce then forming into a bar and dried. The study started with produced Pad Thai crispy bar made from three formula of Pad Thai sauce (A B and C). Sensory evaluation by using 9- point hedonic scale showed that the highest liking score of appearance ( 7. 36) taste ( 7. 56) and overall liking (7.68) were obtained from formula A. Mixture design was used to optimize the formula of the Pad Thai crispy bar. The effect of three variables: tofu (70-90%) dried shrimp (10-15%) and garlic chives ( 13- 25% ) on the physical chemical and sensory qualities of the product were investigated. The results showed that increasing the tofu decreased the lightness (L*) and hardness values of the product. Increasing the dried shrimp decreased the overall liking score. Optimum formula of tofu dried shrimp and garlic chives was 72% 13% and 15% respectively. At this formula had the highest score of all sensory attributes were in the range of 6. 86-7. 24 ( like slightly – like moderately) . The developed Pad Thai crispy bar had the value of aw and hardness value 0. 24 and 7.00 N respectively. In addition the developed product consisted of 9.17% moisture (wet weight basis) total carbohydrate fat ash and crude fiber which were 50.04% 30.80% 15.82% 3.34% and 1.98% (dry weight basis) respectively. The energy value determined by Bomb calorimeter which were 582.10 Kcal per serving (10 pieces) and the cost of Pad Thai crispy bar was 21.60 bath per serving (80 g).