The overall sensorial quality significantly decreased with the
storage period in all treatments (KeW), being the rejection faster in
LF tissues (day 7 in muscle; day 10 in brown meat; Fig. 2). The
sensorial rejection in both DR tissues was 13 days, whereas both LR
tissues did not reach the acceptability limit within the 13 storage
days, although close to rejection in muscle (5.9). Overall, muscle
rejection was due to ammoniac odour, acidic taste and darker
colour,whereas rancid odour and taste triggered rejection of brown