The product development of gluten-free Bake goods with Thai rice. The rice used in research is the product of the Baan Chanode community enterprise of Khlong Yong - Lan Tak Fa Community such as Nakhonchaisri brown rice and black rice. It is processed into rice flour as a substitute for wheat flour to make gluten-free pastry product contains cookies products Tuile cookies and tart dough. Product development of gluten-free pastries with Thai rice with Nakhonchaisri brown rice and black rice can be made into a gluten-free product. Products that contain more fiber. They have a natural color of rice at the same time it resulted in a lower products texture characteristic score. Which affects acceptance The proper packaging is beautiful the respondents rated it on a very satisfactory level. Consumer acceptance testing The development of gluten-free pastries made with 3 Thai rice of 100 people found that most of the testers more than 80% accepted the product development of gluten-free pastries with Thai rice. Product development of Thai rice snacks. The rice such as Nakhonchaisri brown rice and Jubilee black rice from Bann Chanode community enterprise Khlong Yong-Lan Tak Fa community are used in this research. Nakhonchaisri brown rice to make pop rice and Jubilee black rice to milled in rice flour for substitute wheat flour. The snack products include Nakhonchaisri brown rice cereal bar Jubilee black rice Thai crispy pancake and Jubilee black rice scone. The Nakhonchaisri brown rice and Jubilee black rice for Product development of Thai rice snacks increase of dietary fiber has some colorant from rice is raw material meanwhile decrease in texture attribute which affects acceptance. The packaging design of product development of Thai rice snacks. The respondents gave a very satisfactory rating so the package is beautiful. Consumer acceptance testing The development of 3 products of Thai rice snack for 100 tasters found that most of the testers more than 80% accepted the product development of Thai rice snacks.

Potential development of food products for the elderly from the residue after harvesting of the farmer group. Saraburi province towards sustainable commercialization Is intended to 1. Study of the residual waste after harvesting of Pak Wan Pa of the farmers group. Saraburi was developed into a pastry product. Thai snacks and snacks Thai food Processed meats And packaging for the elderly towards sustainable commercialization Of farmers group Saraburi 2. To study the quality of baked goods Thai snacks and snacks Thai food Processed meats And packaging for the elderly to be commercially sustainable by removing the residue after harvesting the sweet wild vegetables of the farmers group. Saraburi 3. To study consumer acceptance (Consumer test) towards baked goods. Thai snacks and snacks Thai food processed meats and packaging for the elderly to sustainable commercialization from farmers group of farmers left behind after harvesting. Saraburi Province and 4. To transfer technology to develop potential food products for the elderly from the leftovers after harvesting of the farmer group. Saraburi province towards sustainable commercialization In the study of consumer acceptance of fat-substituted buttercakes it was found that the appearance aspect was most satisfied. Accounted for 44 percent. Colors were the most satisfied. Accounted for 53 percent. Flavor (butter) was the most satisfied. Accounted for 58 percent. Flavor (butter) was the most satisfied. 46 percent of the taste was the most satisfied. Accounted for 58 percent. The texture (softness) was the most satisfied. They accounted for 53 percent and overall liking was the most satisfied. Representing 55 percent of Vietnamese pork products Can add boiled sweet parsnips at 4 percent with the most liking scores. Physical quality Has a texture has a good fit is not harsh Flexible Chemical quality was found to have protein content. Coarse fiber content than other products on the market. It can be stored in a vacuum PE plastic bag at 4-7 degrees Celsius for 15 days. Able to add fresh sweet pea at 2%. The panelists rated the taste the most. Physical quality Found to be the most crispy when using microwave technology And chemical quality was found to have more coarse fiber content. And has a lower amount of fat carbohydrate and energy than other products in the market It can be stored by packing in a zip lock foil bag. And seal the bag for a period of 25 days. Consumers accept the product. Which is good for the health of consumersdegrees Celsius. It was found that the shelf life was 6 days along with 49% of consumers who liked it very much bought 81% of the product and accepted 89% of the product. Type 4 Red Curry Pa Wan Pa Roasted Chicken Breast Method 1 Boiled Brine 1 The method was the most suitable method for preparing wild sweet berry leaves with a pH of 5.07oBrix value at 9.90oBrix salt value at 7.70. The panelists rated a moderate preference. And to study the changes between the storage of products of red curry leaves Pak Wan Pa grilled chicken breast Keep at temperature.

Foods rich in dietary fiber and antioxidants have attracted great attention to both of consumers and food manufacturers because of their significant health benefits. Increased consumption of dietary fiber improves lowering blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Furthermore it prevent a number of gastrointestinal disorders such as constipation and hemorrhoids. Antioxidants are bioactive compounds that can delay or inhibit the oxidation by inhibiting the initiation or propagation of oxidative chain reactions. These free radical reactions cause human diseases such as cardiovascular disease and cancer. Legumes are an excellent source of compounds having antioxidant. Hence recent research has been focused on the potential utilization of bean coat which was by-products from processing industry to the development of new functional ingredients for food nutrition enrichment. The extraction of bioactive compounds from seed coats are used as a food ingredient for various foods processing such as tofu with soybean hull fiber black bean seed coat in maize flours for the production of cookies and whole wheat bread. Therefore research and development of new functional foods from bean seed coat used as ingredient for the preparation of food products to improve food nutrition will be necessary to provide for Industrial manufacturing according to demand and sufficient for healthy food consumption in the future.

The purposes of this research were 1) to study the personal factors of students buying ready made frozen food products 2) to study the knowledge in buying ready made frozen food products of students 3) to study students buying behavior of ready made frozen food products 4) to study the relationship between personal factors and buying behavior of ready made frozen food products and 5) to study the knowledge in buying ready made frozen food products and buying behavior of ready made frozen food products. The sample was 300 students of the Faculty of Home Economics Technology Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. The research instrument was questionnaire. The statistics used to analyze the data were frequency percentage mean standard deviation and Pearson chi-square. The data analyzed by SPSS. The research found that 1) most of students were female age range in 20-21 years studying at 3rd year income of 7001 Baths and live with families. 2)the most students knowledge buying ready made frozen food products moderately level 3) most students bought ready made frozen food products in from 7-Eleven store buying 3-4 times per week fried rice and side dish for lunch cost of buying was 51 Bahts time range of buying was 12.01-18.00 minutes the reason to buy was because it was fast and the influence decision was oneself. 4) relationship between personal factors and buying behavior of ready made frozen food products found that age year of study average monthly income and shelters except sex at 0.05 significance level. 5) knowledge buying ready made frozen food products and buying behavior ready made frozen food products found that no relationship at the 0.05 significance level.

Milk one of the favorite food around the world typically is produced by the mammary glands of mammals such as a cow. However dairy from the cow is not suitable for people with dairy allergies and lactose intolerance. Thus the global demand for non-diary or plant-based milk is rising. Sacha Inchi (Plukenetia Volubilis L) or Dao incha is an edible oil-seed nut originated from the Amazon Rainforest in Peru. This crop is known as a rich source of oil with high content of polyunsaturated fatty acids. Not only essential fatty acids but the nuts also consist of high protein level and minerals. It is not surprising that in recent years there has been growing interest in developing the sacha inchi plant as a novel food such as roasted nuts or cookie. This study evaluated the chemical physical microbiological properties and nutritional factor of milk from Sacha Inchi comparing with pressed-cake powder from a by-product of Sacha Inch oil extraction process. According to our results the Sacha Inchi has a potential to be developed as an alternative plant-based milk. The roasted Sacha Inchi milk consists of a complete protein with all nine essential amino acids and they are rich in omega 3 6 and 9. A high contents of minerals such as 2400 mg of calcium per 100 g sample was aslo found in raosted Sacha Inchi nuts. By roasting the nut the protein content was found to be decreasing up to 55.34 % to the same level of the protein content in the pressed-caked Sacha inchi powder. However roasting can add a flavor to the Inchi nuts and also in the milk. Comparing the nutrition factors of the nut milk and the pressed-cake Sacha Inchi milk the pressed-cake milk consists of fat and calory less than roasted Sacha Inchi milk. However the protein and sodium content is quite similar at 4% and 15 mg respectively. The preference for original matcha green tea and cocoa of the roasted Sacha Inchi milk were determined. The three samples were not significantly different in the liking of any attributes (p>0.05). The color of the three flavour of non-diary milk showed slight to moderate in customer liking. Although not significantly different in affection the cocoa flavor had higher liking scores than original and green tea flavors. The just-about-right results showed that the disliking of Sacha inchi milk was mainly due to too much bean aroma and flavour as well as too less sweet taste. The Dao Inca milk has the potential to be new high protein milk that is good for health-conscious consumers and those who are allergic to cows 3 milk. The current product was not well liked due to intense beany aroma and flavor and too less sweet taste. However using other flavours and seasoning such as cocoa could mask the beany smell and flavour.