The process of grinding and obtaining high-quality minced meat with the specified structural and mechanical properties is influenced by the relationship of the design parameters of the meat grinder. Interest was expressed in expanding the range of use of design parameters and studying their impact on the structural and mechanical properties of minced chicken meat and technological parameters of the grinding process. Chicken meat was used as raw meat, which was divided into types: fillet, leg meat and a mixture of fillet + leg meat in a ratio of 1: 1.
Purpose of this study is to determine regressive dependence of water fixing ability of chicken white and red meat mixture (filet + leg) upon process conditions, which may be used for verification of effect of grinding process parameters and prediction of water fixing ability increase due to certain process parameters. During research it has been used Box-Wilson method active experiment plan, which permits to save labor cost of research.
