Barely Significant

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These results may be related to the color changes that germ undergoes during cooking due to the formation of brown pigments due to non-enzymatic browning and caramelization reactions, characterized by an increase in L* values, a decrease in a* values, and the lack of a clear trend in the yellow b* color as the heating time and temperature increase [ 56 ].
In terms of the water content ( Table S3 ), there is a decreasing trend as the amount of mycoprotein substitution increases, which will increase the firmness and chewiness of the red sausage, and a low water content means that the concentration of other ingredients (e.g., fats, proteins, etc.) is relatively high, which will help to increase the concentration of flavor in the sausage, making it more flavorful and potentially prolonging the shelf-life of the red sausage.