Sensory evaluation of soymilk
A total of 7 trained panelists (5 female, 2 male, 22 to 26 y of age)
from the China Agricultural Univ. were used for the study. Each
panelist, drawing on over 40 h of experience, was tasked to identify
and rate the beany odor and non-beany aroma of soymilk. Fresh
samples (20 mL) were dispensed in 30 mL portion cups labeled
randomly with 3-digit codes. The panelists were given a 3-min
rest period between individual samples, followed by an additional
15 min rest period. The samples were analyzed in triplicate by
each panelist. The specific attributes, attribute definitions, and
references of soymilk were developed by the panelists (Table 1)
and rated using the 15-point universal spectrum intensity scale
Sensory evaluation of soymilkA total of 7 trained panelists (5 female, 2 male, 22 to 26 y of age)from the China Agricultural Univ. were used for the study. Eachpanelist, drawing on over 40 h of experience, was tasked to identifyand rate the beany odor and non-beany aroma of soymilk. Freshsamples (20 mL) were dispensed in 30 mL portion cups labeledrandomly with 3-digit codes. The panelists were given a 3-minrest period between individual samples, followed by an additional15 min rest period. The samples were analyzed in triplicate byeach panelist. The specific attributes, attribute definitions, andreferences of soymilk were developed by the panelists (Table 1)and rated using the 15-point universal spectrum intensity scale
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