Historically, furan and its derivatives have been recognized as contributors to the sensory properties of a wide variety of foods. In the literature, many ways leading to the formation of furan have been reported, the major precursors being sugars (alone or in combination with amino acids), ascorbic acid, and unsaturated fatty acids followed by amino acids and carotenoids (Limacher et al., 2008, Owczarek-Fendor et al., 2011 and Owczarek-Fendor et al., 2012).