The project aimed to construct and disseminate knowledge on banana flour and food products through media; to transfer technology by conducting the workshop training on banana flour and food products and to follow up knowledge implementation for community market testing. Project was done by preparing contents materials equipments sites taking photos gathering data producing original media producing VCD training need analysis preparing training program evaluating and following up the training achievement. The result of the project was found that 500 VCD cases were constructed for 85 trainees. Percentages of the project achievement was 99.16%. There was a significant difference between pre-test and post-test of the knowledge at .05 level. Mean of the achievement in creating quality work was at 4.30. The achievement percentages of implementing how to make banana flour baked dessert and Thai dessert for community market testing was 12.5%.

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.

The objectives of this study were 1) to study the basic formula of Bean-Based Meat Analogue Products Supplemented. 2) To study the appropriate amount of lotus root utilization as supplementation in bean-based meat analogue products and to study the nutritional value of bean-based meat analogue products supplemented with lotus root. 3) To study the acceptance of bean-based meat analogue products supplemented with lotus root. 4) To study the consumer acceptance of bean-based meat analogue products recipes supplemented with lotus root. The results showed that the basic formulation of bean-based meat analogue in the recipe 2 which contains 50 grams of soybeans 60 grams of green peas 40 grams of white beans 10 grams of shiitake mushrooms and 5 grams of beetroot was the most accepted by 5 experts. The results of sensory evaluation showed that lotus root supplementation in a 10% bean-based meat analogue formulation was statistically significantly higher than that of 5% 15% and 20% lotus root supplementation (p≤.05). The results of the calculation by software package showed that the amount of dietary fiber in the basic formula was 15.56 gram which was lower than the formula that supplemented with lotus root. The amount of protein in the basic formula was 41.40 grams which was lower than the lotus root fortified formula. The results of a consumer acceptance test of 30 people using the 9-Point Hedonic Scale rating method showed that the majority of consumers liked the shape and color. As for the taste smell texture and overall liking it was at a moderate level of acceptance and 93.33% accepted the bean-based

The results of the using of toddy palm pulp powder form added to steamed buns using ratios of 0 10 20 and 30 %. It was found that from the sensory quality measurements of steamed buns by supplemented toddy palm pulp powder was 10%. As the results of chemical quality analysis of 10% steamed buns by supplemented toddy palm pulp powder was found that the total energy content was 296.25 calories per100g. the moisture ash protein fat and carbohydrate was 39.64 0.69 5.33 5.70 and 55.38 % respectively. The results of physical quality analysis of 10% steamed buns by supplemented toddy palm pulp powder showed that water activity (aw) 77.38 brightness (L*) 10.27 red (a*) 36.25 yellow (b*) 3421.50 respectively Hardness 0.85 g force Springiness 86.25 % Chewiness 1314 g force and Cohesiveness 46.09%. From consumer acceptance testing of 40 testers 90 % of them accepted in this product.

The study of Direction of the Potential Development Community of a Confectionery Production into the Sustainable Tourism in Phetchaburi Province aimed to study: The study of Direction of the Potential Development Community of a Confectionery Production into the Sustainable Tourism in Phetchaburi Province employed qualitative research by collecting data from interview and focus group discussion. Data was analyzed using content analysis. The main informants were community leaders local people in Phetchaburi community officers administrators sub-district administration organization. The results of this research showed that 1. This community has been empowered and also received many awards from government agencies and private sectors but there are tourism developments concerned which are the lack of cooperative from local people and academies including the shortage of staff officers for tourism promoting. 2. There are 3 process guidelines to develop the community into a potential tourism community which are 1) Encouraging people in the community to get involve with organizing confectionery tourism attractions which will be overseen by Sub-district administrations organization’s management operation responsibilities and evaluation. 2) Providing community of confectionery tourism roadmap to promote confectionery learning center confectionery festival along with setting up traditions which will symbolize the uniqueness of the community. 3) Educating youth and community members to be able to guide and show tourists around their community helping tourists to learn and to know more about the uniqueness of confectionery community to make the community more recognizable.