The chemical composition of traditional european sausages
Authors
Migdał, WładysławRadović, Čedomir

Živković, Vladimir

Walczycka, Maria
Zajac, Marzena
Tkaczewska, Joanna
Kulawik, Piotr
Wesierska, Ewelina
Migdał, Lukasz
Migdał, Anna
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Central-Eastern Europe is famous of sausages production such delighted as:
kranjska klobasa, csabai kolbász, mangalica kolbász, slavonski kulen, kulenova seka,
češnjovka, domaća kobasica, zlatiborski kulen, levačka kobasica, sremska kobasica,
hauswurst. The aim of work was the assessment of chemical composition of traditional
European sausages (produced in Poland, Czech Republik, Slovakia, Serbia, Austria and Italy)
obtained from meat of autochthonous pigs bred in a traditional way. The analysed sausages
differed in chemical composition and it was caused by different recipes and differences in raw
meat chemical composition originating from native pigs breeds. The highest differences were
present in the fat content in sausages. All analysed sausages fulfilled the new requirements of
the European Union concerning maximum PAH levels in the selected foodstuffs as
considered in the Commission Regulation (EC) no 835/2011.
Keywords:
traditional sausages / chemical composition / PAHsSource:
BEZPEČNOSŤ A KONTROLA POTRAVÍN (Zborník prác zo XVI. vedeckej konferencie s medzinárodnou účasťou online), 2019, 191-195Publisher:
- SLOVENSKÁ POĽNOHOSPODÁRSKA UNIVERZITA V NITRE FAKULTA BIOTECHNOLÓGIE A POTRAVINÁRSTVA KATEDRA HYGIENY A BEZPEČNOSTI POTRAVÍN
Funding / projects:
- Project “The uses and the conservation of farm animal genetic resources under sustainable development” co-financed by the National Centre for Research and Development within the framework of the strategic R&D programme “Environment, agriculture and forestry” – BIOSTRATEG, contract number: BIOSTRATEG2/297267/14/NCBR/2016