Scientists find way to trim fat in fried Southern foods
Georgia researchers at the University of Georgia Griffin Experiment Station report an invisible tasteless coating that reduces fat absorption in fried chicken, potatoes, and hush puppies by 25 to 50 percent. The coating uses peanut, corn, or soybean proteins and is still under testing.
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New fat substitute Z-trim aims to mimic fat flavor and texture
US Agriculture Department researcher George Inglett unveils Z-trim a fiber based fat substitute made from oat corn and soy hulls designed to replace fat without cramps or diarrhea. Samples shown at an Orlando ACS meeting suggest stores could carry Z-trim products next year with mixed taste tests and cautious optimism from nutrition experts.
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