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How to judge Aspergillus flavus in peanuts
Look, smell, taste and check.

1, "Look", normal peanuts are bright and reddish in appearance and white inside. The color of peanut becomes darker after mildew, and a layer of yellow-brown or black mycelium will be produced on the serious epidermis.

2, "smell", fresh peanuts have their own inherent fragrance, peanuts after long-term storage will produce a spicy taste, and the risk of spicy peanuts being contaminated by aflatoxin is greatly increased.

3, "taste", normal peanuts taste slightly sweet, peanuts have a rancid smell after being moldy, and they have different degrees of bitterness in their mouths. The risk of aflatoxin produced by moldy peanuts will be greatly increased.

4. "Inspection": Use the test paper or instrument for rapid detection of aflatoxin, and the results can be obtained in 6 minutes at the earliest. The invention is suitable for on-site detection and rapid quantitative screening in families, supermarkets and warehouses.