ไม่เสียเวลาDevelopment of bakery products containing milled flaxseed, could have potential health benefits due to its
high antioxidant, lignan and omega-3 fatty acid alpha linolenic acid content. However the effect of adding
flaxseed, especially in the high amounts required for use as the food supplement in clinical trials, may affect
the flavor characteristics. The objective of this study was to evaluate the flavor profile of different muffin and
snack bar formulations with and without milled flaxseed. Three snack bar formulations and two muffin
formulations with and without flaxseed were evaluated by ten and eleven trained assessors respectively. The
intensity of seven aroma and eight flavor attributes for snack bars, and nine aroma and ten flavor attributes for
muffins were measured on 15-cm line scales. Both the orange cranberry and apple spice muffin formulations
with flaxseed had significantly lower sweetness and vanilla aroma and flavor intensities, and significantly
higher grain/flax aroma and flavor, and bitter taste compared to the non-flax muffin. Of the two flavorings
apple spice appeared to have the best potential, since the apple aroma and flavor were significantly higher for
the flax muffin compared to the non-flax muffin. The orange cranberry, gingerbread raisin and cappuccino
chocolate chip snack bar formulations with and without flaxseed showed no significant differences in
intensities for the grain/flax aroma and flavor. The gingerbread raisin snack bar formulations showed no
significant differences for any other attributes except for higher spice aroma in the flax sample, which makes
it a promising flavoring option.