Abstract
AbstractWater holding capacity (WHC) has been traditionally measured using a wide variety of techniques, some of which measure very different aspects of water retention. Water uptake ability and expressible moisture measure two such different properties in a practical way that can be used in both industry and research. A third measurement, drip loss, can be applied to raw, cooked, frozen, and otherwise processed samples.
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