The document provides information on the mineral content of three sugar sources and coconut sap products. Coconut sugar contains higher levels of many minerals than brown cane sugar or refined white sugar, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, chloride, sulfur, boron, zinc, and iron. Coconut sap can be processed into products like juice, honey or syrup by boiling and cooling the sap, or into sugar by further boiling and drying the sap until it granulates. The sap contains carbohydrates, protein, fat, and various vitamins and minerals.
The document provides information on the mineral content of three sugar sources and coconut sap products. Coconut sugar contains higher levels of many minerals than brown cane sugar or refined white sugar, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, chloride, sulfur, boron, zinc, and iron. Coconut sap can be processed into products like juice, honey or syrup by boiling and cooling the sap, or into sugar by further boiling and drying the sap until it granulates. The sap contains carbohydrates, protein, fat, and various vitamins and minerals.
The document provides information on the mineral content of three sugar sources and coconut sap products. Coconut sugar contains higher levels of many minerals than brown cane sugar or refined white sugar, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, chloride, sulfur, boron, zinc, and iron. Coconut sap can be processed into products like juice, honey or syrup by boiling and cooling the sap, or into sugar by further boiling and drying the sap until it granulates. The sap contains carbohydrates, protein, fat, and various vitamins and minerals.
The document provides information on the mineral content of three sugar sources and coconut sap products. Coconut sugar contains higher levels of many minerals than brown cane sugar or refined white sugar, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, chloride, sulfur, boron, zinc, and iron. Coconut sap can be processed into products like juice, honey or syrup by boiling and cooling the sap, or into sugar by further boiling and drying the sap until it granulates. The sap contains carbohydrates, protein, fat, and various vitamins and minerals.
of edible sugar(Analyzed by PCA PTAL, 5. Zinc – called the ‘intelligence mineral’, zinc is Sept.11, 2000) (Secretaria et.al., 2003) required for mental development, for healthy reproductive organs (particularly prostate gland) 6. Iron – vital for healthy blood, iron deficiency is Coconut Brown Refined associated with poor mental development and Element/ Cane White problem with the immune system Sugar Nutrient Sugar Sugar 7. High level of active Cl ions – provides electrical neutrality (acid-base body balance) and correct mg/Kg (ppm) pressure of body fluids; balance electric charges in the human nervous system; and enhances the Nitrogen -N 2,020 100 0 efficient digest & immune systems for our Phoshporus-P 790 30 0.7 healthy body and mind (www.c3.org/chlorine) Potassium -K 10,300 650 25 Calcium -Ca 60 240 60 Magnesium-Mg 290 70 10 Sodium -Na 450 20 10 Chloride -Cl 4,700 180 100 Sulfur -S 260 130 20 Boron - B 6.3 0 0 Zinc - Zn 21.2 2 1.2 Manganese-Mn 1.3 2 0 Iron -Fe 21.9 12.6 1.2 Copper -Cu 2.3 0.6 0.6
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Mineral Primer: Selected minerals needed in relatively large amounts (Cruz, et.al. 2006)
1. Calcium – vital for strong bones and teeth, also
needed for the heart and nervous system and for muscle growth & contraction 2. Magnesium – essential for enzyme activity, calcium and potassium uptake, nerve transmission, bone formation and metabolism of carbohydrates and minerals 3. Potassium – helpful in treating high blood For more information, call, write, or visit Coconut pressure, excessive use of salt along with Agronomy, Soils and Farming inadequate intake of fruits and results in potassium deficiency vegetable Systems Division Philippine Coconut Authority Sap-Based 4. Phosphorus – needed for cell and bone growth, kidney function Davao Research Center Bago Oshiro, Tugbok District, Food Products Davao City 8000 Tel. (082) 293 0161 E-mail: pcadrc.asd12@gmail.com Coconut Honey or Syrup COMPOSITION & NUTRITONAL TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION VALUE OF COCOSAP 1. Further boil the sap until it reaches 110°C temperature or sticky under moderate to very Table 1. Average chemical composition and Coconut sap (toddy) is one of the best food slow heat. nutritional value of coconut sap (Naka, products to consider because of its many uses. 2. Cool the sticky liquid or coco honey/syrup, then 1996). pour into desired container. Locally known as “tuba” or coconut wine; as Parameter Value (/100g or ml ) 3. Store in the refrigerator to prolong shelf life (up vinegar (under natural fermentation) or as to one year without deterioration). “lambanog” or distilled wine (24-25% alcohol). pH 5.75 Total sugar % (mainly sucrose) 18.09 g Coconut Sugar Water 87.5 ml The sap can also be processed to sap juice/drink, Calories 48.0 joule syrup or honey, crude sugar or granulated sugar. 1. Boil cocosap to evaporate the water under Carbohydrate 11.4 g moderate heat with occasional stirring until sap Protein 0.22 g thickens at 115°C. Fat 0.40 g Calcium (Ca) 0.40 mg 2. Remove it from the flame when it begins to Phosphorus (P) 20.0 mg Coco sap food products become very sticky. Iron (Fe) 0.18 mg 3. Continue mixing until it becomes granular. Thiamine 0.016mg Riboflavin 0.006 mg 4. Air dry the brown sugar before placing them in Niacin 0.48 mg packaging material. The pH of coconut sap should Ascorbic Acid 20.6 mg be at a level > 6 to ensure successful production of granulated coconut sugar. One kg of coconut sap sugar can be derived from Table 2. Amino acid content of freshly-gathered two (2) gallons or 7-8 li of sweet fresh cocosap. coconut sap (Kosaki, 1974 in Magat, Coconut sugar is mostly used for cooking desserts and 1996). Coconut Sap Juice Coconut Honey Coconut Sugar Coconut Vinegar curries and some for raw material of food industries e.g. confectionery. Amino Acid Value (g/100g) Trytophan 1.27 STEPS IN PROCESSING Lysine 0.32 Coconut Vinegar Histidine 1.19 Coconut Sap Juice 1. Pour harvested sap in a wide large container with Arginine 0.35 clean netted cover to allow aeration & prevent Aspartic Acid 11.22 1. Pasteurize the sap for 10 minutes at entrance of dirt and foreign objects. Threonine 15.36 65oC (to prevent natural fermentation). Serine 8.24 2. Harvest the coconut sap as vinegar after 10-day Glutamic Acid* 34.20 2. Pour separately in the desired container. fermentation period in a well ventilated room. Proline 3.52 3. Seal tightly and place in the cool section of 3. Pasteurize vinegar by heating for 5-10 minutes Glycine 0.47 at 60-65°C to maintain the desired quality (at Alanine 2.56 the refrigerator or freezer if the juice is to least 4% acidity) of the vinegar. Valine 2.11 be transported to consumers in distant Isoleucine 0.38 place. 4. Allow to cool before placing in very clean bottles Leucine 0.48 and then cover tightly and sealed. The coco sap Tyrosine 0.31 4. If hygienically prepared, the juice can be vinegar is a very good ingredient in pickled Phenyalanine 0.78 stored until 3 days until deterioration. papaya, as a dip in chicharon and other snack * Glutamic acid – amino acid used by the body to build protein. It’s the and food preparation. most common stimulating neurotransmitter in the nervous system (http:/www.vitacost.com/science/hn/supply/glutamic_acid.htm),also plays a role in the normal function of the prostate.