Production Of Mixed Fruit Using Fuse Locally Soured Citrus Fruits Orange Citrus Silences Tangerine Citrus Reticulate Lemon C Groups Citrus Paradox

Elevating the essence of local agriculture, the production of mixed fruits emerges as a vibrant amalgamation of citrus treasures. Harnessing the zesty allure of oranges, the tangy whispers of tangerines, the refreshing zest of lemons, and the unique profile of Paradox Citrus C, this endeavor epitomizes the fusion of diverse flavors. By sourcing citrus fruits locally, each component brings a distinct character to the ensemble, enhancing both taste and nutritional richness. Through meticulous selection and blending, this venture showcases the intricate tapestry of regional citrus cultivation, appealing to discerning palates and fostering a deeper appreciation for indigenous produce.

ABSTRACT

Fix locally sourced citrus fruit (orange citrus sinners) tangerine (citrus reticulate) lemon citrus lemoni) (Lime (citrus aurantifolis) and Grape (citrus paradist) were mixed together to produce mixed fruit drink. Different ratios of orange, tangerine lemon, lime and Grape fruit juice in this order were blended together, sample A 9:5:1:1:1, B5:2:1:1:1: C 4:3:2:2:2: D6:1:1:1:1:1: Quality parameter tested and the result obtained are Vit C A 16.12,B 17. 34, C 24.20, D23.47 and E10.48 mgliooul. Tctoable acidity A 1.04, B1.06 C1.03, D1.08 and E1.O2 kgmlu3. total solid A12.06,B12.22, C13.14. D14.34 and 16.011. Specific griocty A 1.26, B1.11 C1.12,D1.11 and E1.13. Sensory evduation test showed that sample A 13 and C are the same at 5 1/1 significant deference. Sample C is greater in total solid. Sample A is the best accepted. The process is recommended for the production of mixed fruit juice.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title Page
Approval Page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table Of Contents

Chapter One
1.0 Introduction

1.1 Aims And Objective

Chapter Two
2.0 Literature Review

2.1 Classification
2.2 Inorganic Elements In Citrus Fruits
2.3 Sugars In Citrus Fruits
2.4 Essence In Citrus Fruits
2.5 Organic Acid In Citrus Fruits
2.6 Lipids In Citrus Fruits
2.7 Peptic Substances In Citrus Fruits
2.8 Pigments In Citrus Fruits
2.9 Enzymes In Citrus Fruits

Chapter Three
3.1 Materials And Methods

3.2 Sources Of Raw Material
3.3 Production Of Fruit Juice.
3.4 Chemical /Physical Quality Indices Of Fruit Juice

Chapter Four
4.1 Result And Discussion

Chapter Five
5.1 Conclusion And Recommendation

Appendix
Reference

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION
Fruits are part of a plant that houses seeds or flesh covering of nuts or succulent they are pulpy in character often juice and since they develop from flowers of plants they consist of the ripened seed or seeds with some edible tissue attached ( Iheoronye and Ngoddy 1985). Fruits are also plant parts which have aromatic and fragrant characteristics and are usually sweet or sweetened before eating. They may also be processed into other fruits bevcarge marmalades, fruit butters, vinegar, nectars wine pastes price and preserves (Ihekoronye 1999). Processing method used for any fruit depends on the fruit type (janick et- al 1981)
There are also different kinds of tropical fruits available for the production of fruit juices and they are pineapple, grape lime lemon shaddock oranges paw- paw tangerine all these are used for the different purpose depending on the type of drink that is desired, one mature and fully ripe. The chief nutritional contribution of citrus juices other than the calorific energy supply by their natural sugar content is vitamin C which is the anti scurvy vitamin. These facts proves that the possibility that fruit drinks might be substituted for break fast serving. All the ready to serve canned juice and a few of the other in contrast contained substantial amount of vitamin C.
Various authorities have estimate that 25- 80 % fresh fruit and vegetable produced are lost at harvest in tropical regions which include a large proportion of developing countries, losses can be of considerable economic and social importance. (unpublished hand out 1.
Fruit due to their composition and physiology are highly perishable and therefore needed to undergo some treatment which will aid in improving and increasing the sholf life of the fruit. It is also important to process fruit so as to maintain consistency and to ease shipping and also necessary to process those fruits so as to manufacture for both home grown and imported product for exports so as to aid imposing the wealth of the country.
Tropical fruits include pineapples, orange grape, lime guava, shaddock, lemon and we have them grouped into various classification. Example fig fruits and citrus fruit etc.
A wide variety of products are available form produce fruit which include jams, soft drink carbonated beverages, alcoholic drink fermented products (tression and joslyn 1971)
The major steps of producing fruits juice include selection of fruits, all selected fruits should be of the best quality and of the required level of maturity (Ihekoronye 19991). It should be washed with potable water, sort, peel destorng and slicing should take place under most hyjenic conditions. Use of cleared surfaces such as plastic covered wooden table or strong surface are desired. Fruit can be extracted by fruit press fruit will or hand pulpier sieve and stainless steel had to be used for the extraction process.
Fruit juice are pasteurized in the jar in order to kill micro organism which causes spoilage and finally into clean sterile container sealing into clean lids or freezing (Ihekoronye 1999) these is mainly used when producing in large quality.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT

To produce mixed fruit drink with our own locally source citrus fruit.
And to make sure that citrus oriented products are utilized when available by converting it into fruit juice which can used when the fruits are no longer in seism.

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Creating a mixed fruit product using locally sourced citrus fruits like oranges (Citrus sinensis), tangerines (Citrus reticulata), and lemons (Citrus limon) is a delicious and refreshing idea. Here’s a simple recipe for making a mixed citrus fruit salad:

Ingredients:

  1. Oranges (Citrus sinensis)
  2. Tangerines (Citrus reticulata)
  3. Lemons (Citrus limon)
  4. Sugar (optional)
  5. Fresh mint leaves (optional)
  6. Honey (optional)

Instructions:

  1. Wash and Prepare the Fruits: Start by thoroughly washing all the citrus fruits under running water. This step is crucial to remove any dirt or residues from the fruits.
  2. Peel and Segment: Carefully peel the oranges, tangerines, and lemons. Make sure to remove all the peel and pith, leaving only the juicy fruit segments. You can achieve this by cutting off the top and bottom of each fruit, cutting away the peel in sections, and then separating the segments. Make sure to remove any seeds.
  3. Combine in a Bowl: Place all the fruit segments in a large mixing bowl. You can use equal amounts of each fruit or adjust the quantities based on your preference.
  4. Sweeten (Optional): If you prefer your mixed citrus fruit salad to be a bit sweeter, you can sprinkle a small amount of sugar over the fruit and gently toss to coat. Alternatively, you can drizzle honey over the fruits for a natural sweetener.
  5. Chill: Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or a lid and refrigerate the mixed fruit salad for at least 30 minutes. Chilling enhances the flavors and makes it more refreshing.
  6. Serve: Before serving, you can garnish the mixed citrus fruit salad with fresh mint leaves for an extra burst of flavor and freshness.
  7. Enjoy: Serve the mixed fruit salad as a refreshing snack or dessert. It’s a delightful way to enjoy the flavors of locally sourced citrus fruits.

Feel free to customize this recipe based on your taste preferences. You can also experiment with other citrus varieties or add other fruits like berries or kiwi for even more variety in your mixed fruit creation.