Fats and Oils

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Diverse group of organic compounds that are insoluble in water and soluble in organic solvents

Lipids

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Fats and Oils are …made from .. and …

Triglycerides made from the molecules glycerol and fatty acids

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Small organic molecule with three hydroxyl (OH) groups

Glycerol

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Fatty acids consist of a long …. chain attached to a …

hydrocarbon chain attached to a carboxyl group

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Bond between neighboring carbons in the hydrocarbon chain and a saturated fatty acid between

Single bonds

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When the chain has a …the fatty acid is unsaturated

double bond

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A … generates a kink or bend in the fatty acid

Cis double bond

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Fats vs Oils at room temperature

Fats= solid at room temp

Oils= liquid at room temp

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ALA and LA are classified as … and make up …

Essential fatty acids that make up omega 3 and 6 fatty acids

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….reduce triglycerides, lower blood pressure, and reduce heart disease

Omega 3 fatty acids

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The benefit of oil over fat

heart health by lowering (LDL) bad cholesterol and raising (HDL) good cholesterol

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When a fat is supercooled past its melting point and begins to solidify resulting in a supersaturated state

Crystallization

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Reflects the intermolecular forces between their molecules

Melting point ( stronger intermolecular forces happen at higher melting points)

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Melting Point depends on what 3 things

chain length, double bonds (degree of saturation), and isometric configuration(cis or trans)

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Melting points saturated vs unsaturated acids

saturated= 44 degree C

Unsaturated= 4 degrees C

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Condition of unpleasant odors and flavor caused by rancidity

Deterioration

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Hydrolytic vs Oxidative Rancidity

Hydrolytic- reaction of fats with water and liberation of free fatty acids (heat, moisture, enzymes)

Oxidative- fat oxidated and decomposed into compounds with shorter carbon chains that create unpleasant odors (light, heat, trace metals)

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Solid bland flavored fat used in baking to create tender, flaky, crumbly texture by coating flour particles limiting gluten

Shortening

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The characteristics of fats for frying include

Colorless, odorless, bland, and high smoke point

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The presence of smoke indicates

free glycerol has been hydrolyzed

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Prolonged high temperatures lead to …and …

fat oxidation and hydrolysis

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Fat replacements

Microcrystalline cellulose, gums, olestra

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5 functions of fats and oils

Add or modify flavor, transfer heat, prevent sticking, tenderness, and flakiness

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