Sensory evaluationTable 4 shows the sensory analysis results of different fish finger treatments during the frozen storage. Among the different sensory parameters measured in this study, only juiciness and tenderness showed clear treatmentrelated changes (P 0.05). It was observed that the USP containing treatments were significantly juicier than Tc and Tsw during most of the storage periods (0, 3, 4, 5 and 6 months). Similarly, the texture data indicated that incorporation of 5 g kg-1 soluble fiber (USP) to the finger formula resulted in a detectable tender texture compared with the two other treatments (P 0.05).Altogether, these results are similar to those reported with the texture instrumental evaluations (Table 3). In agreement, Pinero et al. (2008) reported a significant increase in juiciness score in beef patties with added oat’s soluble fiber (P 0.05). Conversely, Choi et al. (2012) described a decreasing trend in the tenderness and juiciness of beef patties with Laminaria jacopina powder concen- tration of higher than 30 g kg-1, remarking the impact of the amount and type of dietary fibers added to different meat products.