In Table 5 the citation frequency (CF) of the different sensory characteristics is shown. In the case of odor, the most cited characteristic was the ideal one (“cooked meat and fat odor, with similar intensities or slight dominance of cooked meat”), with slightly more than half of the assessors mentioning it. The second most cited characteristic was liver odor, with highest CF for “liver obvious”, followed by “liver slight” and a very low CF for “liver excessive”. The sum of these three categories is 44%. Fatty absence presents a CF of 21.4%. The rest of characteristics, including defective ones, presented lower CFs.