Isoflavones in Retail and Institutional Soy Foods
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry1999Vol. 47(7), pp. 2697–2704
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Patricia A. Murphy, Tongtong Song, Gwen Buseman, Kobita Barua, Gary R. Beecher, Denise Trainer, Joanne M. Holden
Abstract
A national sampling plan was developed to select the most widely used isoflavone-containing foods in the United States. Foods were selected based on their retail volume and sampled in five geographical areas representing seven metropolitan areas. Isoflavones were analyzed from composite samples, raw and cooked, and reported by brand. Quality control measures were evaluated throughout the study. Isoflavone levels ranged from 1 microg/g in soy sauces to 540 microg/g in tempeh. Soymilk and tofu represented the major portion of soy foods evaluated. These data will appear in the electronic version of USDA Handbook No. 8 of Food Composition Data in 1999.
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