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High dietary fibre levels, especially insoluble that is typical for cereal bran, have been associated with poor structural, textural and sensory properties in extruded products.
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Peter Koehler, Herbert Wieser 
01 Jan 2013
166 Citations
Thus, cereal proteins are of poor nutritional value.
The insoluble fiber model can be used to rapidly monitor insoluble dietary fiber in cereal products for nutrition labeling.
The results give new insight into the structure of the cereal dietary fiber complex.
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01 Jan 2016
16 Citations
Sprouting and fermentation improve the nutritional and nutraceutical values of cereal-based products.