Fig molasses: Processing Essentials and Organoleptic Properties

Structure, Rheology and Organoleptic Properties of Starch Pastes - New Developments

Understanding consumer perception of the organoleptic qualities of a food product in terms of rheological properties is a major challenge for food scientists, and has been studied for a long time. As early as 1962 Szczesniak and Farkas (1962) reported a relationship between the mouthfeel of thickened solutions and their rheological behaviour. In this work, thickeners were categorised based on p...

Physicochemical and organoleptic properties of cookies incorporated with legume flour

This study was to investigate the effects of wheat flour substitution with legume flour (mung bean and chick pea) in cookies in terms of the physicochemical and organoleptic properties. Three formulations of cookies were prepared from (a) Control (100% wheat flour), (b) Mung bean (50% wheat flour + 35% mung bean flour + 15% corn flour) and (c) Chickpea (50% wheat flour + 35% chickpea flour + 15...

Organoleptic and Oxidative Stability

TABLE I report that specially processed soybean oils containing little or no linolenate gave higher scores in aging tests than soybean oils with linolenate contents of 2.0-7.8. Room odor scores and descriptions were included in this report (4). Consequently blends of soybean and peanut oil appeared to be worth investigating since such blends could lower linolenate significantly. The French laws...

Organoleptic and Sensory Ontology

This abstract presents a conceptual understanding of Organoleptic ontology and outlines the properties of food that act as stimuli evoking sensory response; and the Sensory Ontology of the perceptions caused by the stimulus.

Biological and organoleptic properties of milk protein as affected by dilution with non-esential nitrogen sources