| Abstract Most olive varieties are grown in Jordan using Baladi, Nabali, Crosodi and k18 table olives. This study evaluated the effect of de-bittering fermentation methods on the total phenolic, flavonoid contents, and antioxidants. The phytochemical results of fresh and fermented table olives showed significant decrease after fermentation process and during three months of storage. Baladi fresh table olive presented the highest phenol content (350.9mg GAE/100g) followed by Nabali, Crosodi and k18 varieties, respectively. The highest antioxidant value was found in Baladi variety (42.2%) followed by k18, Crosodi and Nabali varieties, respectively. Crosodi fresh table olive presented the highest flavonoid content (107.4 mg CE/100G), followed by k18, Nabali... |
