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The Development of The Burger Patty From Saba DFSFSH 1
The Development of The Burger Patty From Saba DFSFSH 1
BURGER PATTY
Immersion
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TAN, WINCY
JALPI, ARIANA
ANTON, CRISTINA
TADTAD, DARENE JANE
ONGAGA, ROXAN
MARCH 2023
CHAPTER 1
Rationale
source of a variety of beneficial agents. This study examined the variations in total
phenolic, flavonoid, and antioxidant activities of five maturity stages of Saba banana
made of meat. Bananas have a lot of health benefits. It contributes to heart health, for it
contains potassium and mineral electrolytes that keep the heart beating. In addition, it
contributes to digestion and weight loss because it is rich in fiber and vitamin B6, which
also help against diabetes. Moreover, it contains vitamin A, which is good for one’s
vision, and calcium for the bones (Szalay, 2017). Furthermore, banana peel shows
The Philippines produces an average of 7.5 million metric tons of bananas every
year. In 2018, 52% of the total banana production was exported, 27% of which was from
Saba, leaving 48% of the total banana production domestically. However, tons of
banana peels were left and thrown away, adding to the waste that causes. Pollution in
the country. Converting the banana peels into products not only reduces the food
wastes annually in the country, but it also has relevance economically (De Vera, 2020).
meats. Moreover, the researchers believed that the production of this ensures that what
people think is inedible can be greatly beneficial. The aim of this study was to utilize
One of the traits of Filipinos are experimenting food like using. vegetables as an
alternative for meat. Like mushrooms that are already known as an alternative for meat
although it is not packed with protein but it is proven to be a good substitute for meat.
One of the examples is the burger mushroom where many already patronize it. On our
topic, we the researcher think of other alternative food that will benefit others especially
with health matters. Upon discussing, we come up with the idea of using banana peel
as a patty. Patties are usually made by meat but there are already some alternatives
Banana peel has the potential to be use into functional food because it is
historically consumed as food and medicine in some regions in the world. According to
an article in science direct, entitled "Banana peels as a bioactive ingredient and its
potential in the food industry", the incorporation of banana peel into food products
enhanced the nutritional content, particularly the dietary fiber and phenolic content. It
has been demonstrated that banana peel reduces lipid oxidation, particularly in meat-
based products. From this article, banana peel shows great potential as an alternative
for functional food as long as it is consumed with safety measures for human. With the
right amount usage of banana peel, the researchers create patties that can be beneficial
to other especially when it comes to health matters because it was meatless. It will
benefit a lot because low budget will only be used in this research.
The main ingredient that was in this study was the Banana Peel. Usually, Patty is known
for burger that is made out of different meats but in our study, we're going to make a
Theory Based
Theory Base
Bananas are very important for our health. The forthright consummate of banana
exemplary tiptop latitude of exclamation. This is due to the undisputed facts that prove
that eating bananas is healthy, as has been established by many scientific authors,
except one. In the past there have been two main theories about bananas. One is that
they are good for you because they are delicious (Smith 1932a), and the other is that
they are bad for you because they are yellow (S. Jones 1954). Moreover, there is
another theory that bananas are good for you because they are yellow (Chomsky et al.
1967). . George W. Tsay thus proposes a new theory (2001), which is that you should
eat bananas because they are good for your health. The fact that they are yellow is not
germane to the discussion whatsoever; indeed, discussing color when health is our
The conceptual framework on which the study stands and, on what various products we
can produce using Peel of sab-a Banana as a burger patty. This framework assumes
●The Dependent Variable manifest only sab-a banana peel as a burger patty.
Generally the study aims to determine the level of acceptability of banana peel burger
patty as alternative to commercial burger patty.it aims to answer the specific questions.
1. What is the level of acceptability of banana peel burger patty in terms of?
1.1 Aroma
1.2 Color
1.3 Taste
This the ingredients Separate the peel
1.4ofAppearance
our burger patty from the banana
made in saba
1.5 Texture pulp.
banana peel.
2. Is there a significance difference on the commercial burger patty in terms oos their
aroma, color, taste, texture, and appearance?
Hypotheses
. Ha: There is a significant relationship between development of burger patty from Saba
banana peel.
Students – They would gain idea about the benefits of consuming healthy
Community - This study will provide the community who view banana peel as
Researchers. The researchers would gain new ideas and understand the idea
Future researchers. This study can serve as a related literature for future
researchers who plan to explore the same topic which is to produce new product that is
This research study focuses in the development of sab-a banana peel as a burger
patty, since it is most usually used at cuisines and it find an alternative for meat but it's
more organic and nutrition. The target respondents are the grade 12 cookery student in
Carlos P. Garcia
Definition of Terms
Patty. It refers to an amount of ground food such as beef formed into a flat round
shape.
CHAPTER 2
METHODS
This chapter presents the methodologies that will be used by the researchers to aid the
problem. It includes research design, research instruments, sampling design,
respondents, data gathering and data analysis.
Research Design
Process:
Respondents
The respondents of this study will be the Grade 12 Cookery students in Carlos P.
Garcia Senior High School. A total of 88 respondents were asked to witness the
development of burger patty from Saba banana peel in terms of appearance, color,
texture, aroma, and taste.
Sampling Design
Simple random sampling will be used to select the respondents to validate the
outcome of this study. The sample was selected from the Grade 12 students and there
are 1500 population of Grade 12 students in Carlos P. Garcia Senior High School.
Research Instrument
The instruments will use in the research study were survey forms (checklists and
rankings of levels of satisfaction) to gather the needed data. Moreover, the purpose of
this study is to evaluate how satisfied or dissatisfied the respondent is in terms of color,
appearance, texture, aroma, and taste. The researcher will provide a survey
questionnaire to the respondents to gather data. In choosing this, the researcher
created a table with 6 columns, each answerable by only a check mark: Very Satisfied,
Satisfied, Neutral, Dissatisfied, and Very Dissatisfied.
Name (OPTIONAL)
: Strand:
Data Gathering
The researchers first recognize the sources of data for the study. A permission
letter was secured by the researchers to conduct the study and needed to be signed by
Dr. Helen G. Reyno, principal of Carlos P. Garcia Senior High School. The researchers
present a sample survey questionnaire to the research adviser. After being approved, it
was then distributed to the selected respondents among the senior high school TVL-
Cookery students from Section Bechamel and Hollandaise. Next, the researchers will
gather data from the responses of the respondents. Lastly, the data will be tabulated for
data interpretation.
Data Analysis
Weighted mean
4.20- 5.00
3.40- 4.19
2.60- 3.39
1.80- 2.59
1.00- 1.79
References:
Reginio Jr, F. C., Qin, W., Ketnawa, S., & Ogawa, Y. (2020). Bio-properties of Saba
banana (Musa ‘saba’, ABB Group): Influence of maturity and changes during simulated
in vitro gastrointestinal digestion. Scientific Reports, 10(1), 6701.
Dom, Z. M., Azhar, A. Z., & Masaudin, S. N. A. (2020). Utilization of banana peel as
functional ingredient in product development. Advances in Agricultural and Food
Research Journal.
Zaini, H. M., Roslan, J., Saallah, S., Munsu, E., Sulaiman, N. S., & Pindi, W. (2022).
Banana peels as a bioactive ingredient and its potential application in the food industry.
Journal of Functional Foods, 92, 105054.
Fellows, R. F., & Liu, A. M. (2021). Research methods for construction. John Wiley &
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