From:  Effect of the production of dried fruit and fruit chips on chemical, sensory and bioactive properties

Ascorbic acid, total phenolic, antioxidant activity and HMF values of the samples

SamplesAscorbic acid (mg/100 mL)Total phenol content (mg GAE g–1 extract)Antioxidant activity (%)HMF content (mg/L)
K19.59cd ± 1.6744.47abc ± 14.1198.91a ± 0.027.23d ± 0.21
P19.89cd ± 1.0124.99bc ± 8.6798.94a ± 0.006.39d ± 0.38
O24.12cd ± 0.5173.62a ± 20.9398.94a ± 0.0010.63d ± 0.02
A23.77cd ± 0.4244.69abc ± 13.2898.99a ± 0.0123.05d ± 1.10
DK7.79e ± 1.4219.56bc ± 0.9219.99de ± 13.83440.62b ± 55.01
DP20.09cd ± 2.056.58c ± 0.4849.64c ± 6.22596.14a ± 64.21
DO68.24a ± 9.7829.94bc ± 1.4126.12d ± 9.53355.55b ± 47.16
DA17.28de ± 0.7834.91abc ± 3.6675.71b ± 0.49321.04bc ± 59.10
K-P38.89b ± 6.1824.34bc ± 1.2346.07c ± 5.17175.05c ± 32.27
A-O30.67bc ± 3.5550.02ab ± 0.235.25e ± 5.21296.22bc ± 2.66

Results are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD), and different letters within columns indicate statistically significant differences (P < 0.05) by Tukey’s multiple range test. K: fresh kiwi; P: fresh pear; O: fresh orange; A: fresh apple; DK: dried kiwi; DP: dried pear; DO: dried orange; DA: dried apple; K-P: kiwi-pear chips; A-O: apple-orange chips