Dry mouthfeel, sweetness and buttery taste obtained low liking scores in comparison with the other attributes. The dry mouthfeel liking score for inulin15 was low; this dry mouthfeel was also reported by Forker, Zhan, and Rohm (2011) and Conforti, Charles, and Duncan (1997) as a negative perceived attribute. In the present study, high replacement with HPMC was not rated differently from the control biscuit. Forker et al. (2011) stated that the impression of sweetness increased with fat replacement, but no significant differences between the concentrations or type of fat replacers used (inulin or HPMC) were found in the present study. However, the buttery taste was different for high fat replacement (HPMC30).