Bamboo Shoot-Processed Food and the Possibility of Commercial Production
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Bamboo shoot is a nutritious raw material that is commonly used in many countries. Bamboo shoot is an excellent source of protein and fiber, as well as an essential bioactive substance. At present, bamboo shoots are utilized in fresh bamboo shoots and industrial processing bamboo shoots. The market trend of fresh bamboo shoots and bamboo shoots-processed food is continuously increasing. Therefore, this knowledge is gained from gathering information about bamboo shoots-processed food and the possibility of commercial production. It can be used as a guideline for the utilization of bamboo shoots and processing bamboo shoots into various products for those interested in the future.
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