The effect of Hippophae rhamnoides L and Alkekengi officinarum Moench fruits extracts on the Changes of acrylamide content in roasted chicken breast during storage

Plant extracts with antioxidant activity are frequently employed to inhibit acrylamide (AM) production, but there has been limited focus on their inhibitory effects on AM during the extended storage of foods. In this study, impregnation solutions were prepared using Hippophae rhamnoides L (Hp) and Alkekengi officinarum Moench (Ak) fruits extracts to investigate their protective effects on roasted chicken breasts (RCB) during processing and storage (vacuum packed at 4°C and stored at 25°C for 90 days). In a 90-day storage experiment with RCB, these extracts also slowed the increase of AM in RCB. However, these extracts exhibit inadequate protective effects on RCB during long-term storage. It is needed to develop new methods for monitoring and inhibiting AM formation in RCB.