Abstract :
Bananas (Musa paradisiaca) are tropicaljnlits thaI are very popular and easy to obtain
in Indonesia. All parts of banana plallt can be ILsed especially flesh of the fruit.
However. bananas have relatively short lives and nol all bananas' prodllclion can be
consumed in the form oj fresh fruit. Bananas' peels are also usually thrown away. The
higher production of bananas in Indonesia causes more wasle from the peel. Therefore,
10 increase Ihe shelf life of bananas and to reduce the waste from bananas peel, banana
can be processed inlo products such as fmilleather. Fruit leather is shaped similar to
Ihin sheets wilh a thickness abolll 2-3 mm, water content of 15-20% with specific
consistencies and flavors. The temperature and composilion of raw materials are
included as faclO/'s Ihat can affect the gl'!'/!..ty of fruit leather. This sllldy aims to
determine the effect of temperature aJJ4'gfhl/!o. . ion 0 flesh and bananas peel which
are assessed from physi:ay;J eluo;,trhara"'i!rerisli is research, bananas from
"Raja" mriety is lise ~ researcJ/ II.y:d C;omfletely Ra""";;u"mi