Sourness in food or beverage products is caused by small, soluble inorganic cations and
not by polyphenolic compounds (Jackson, 2009), although it has been
reported that certain simple phenolic acids, e.g. p-hydroxybenzoic
acid and ferulic acid, have acidic or sour taste characteristics at fairly
high detection thresholds (Huang & Zayas, 1991; Peleg & Noble,
1995).
Sourness in food or beverage products is caused by small, soluble inorganic cations and
not by polyphenolic compounds (Jackson, 2009), although it has been
reported that certain simple phenolic acids, e.g. p-hydroxybenzoic
acid and ferulic acid, have acidic or sour taste characteristics at fairly
high detection thresholds (Huang & Zayas, 1991; Peleg & Noble,
1995).
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