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Quantifying the fat: Different detection methods have conflicting results

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Core Tip: Three main methods to determine fat levels in bakery show up conflicting results in the same commercial samples, say researchers.
Writing in Food Chemistry, a team of Korean scientists compared three methods used to determine fat class and content in bakery products – the Folch method, the automated Soxhlet method, and the AOAC 996.06 method – finding that they measured conflicting levels of fats in the same commercial samples.

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