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Alkaline hydrogen peroxide treatment of cocoa bean shells: Tailoring dietary fiber functionality for food applications
Cellulose is the principal structural polysaccharide of cocoa bean shell (CBS), the major by-product of the chocolate industry; however, its functionality is restricted by its association with lignin. This study investigated how alkaline hydrogen peroxide (AHP) treatment modifies the molecular struc
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