THE USE OF STANDARDIZED FLAVOR LANGUAGES AND QUANTITATIVE FLAVOR PROFILING TECHNIQUE FOR FLAVORED DAIRY PRODUCTS
Chantal R. Stampanoni
Journal of Sensory Studies
Abstract
ABSTRACT Sensory terminology is very important in descriptive analysis and perceptions are greatly influenced by the language. Definitions can be very useful for specifying and describing a sensation. However, many sensory attributes are not easily defined and physical reference standards can contribute a great deal to smoothing language problems. They can be used to develop the proper descriptive language, to reduce the amount of time required to train the sensory subjects, and to calibrate the panel in the use of the intensity scale, all the while providing documentation of the sensory terminology. The Quantitative Flavor Profiling (QFP) technique was applied to evaluate flavored cheese analog, yoghurt and sweetened milk samples. Specific standardized flavor languages were developed for each product type and included reference standards for each sensory descriptor. The results of QFP were analyzed by principal component analysis.
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Quantitative Flavor Profiling (QFP) technique applied to flavored cheese analog, yoghurt, and sweetened milk samples
“The Quantitative Flavor Profiling (QFP) technique was applied to evaluate flavored cheese analog, yoghurt and sweetened milk samples.”
reference standards used to develop the proper descriptive language, reduce the amount of time required to train the sensory subjects, and calibrate the panel in the use of the intensity scale
“They can be used to develop the proper descriptive language, to reduce the amount of time required to train the sensory subjects, and to calibrate the panel in the use of the intensity scale, all the ...”
standardized flavor languages developed for each product type
“Specific standardized flavor languages were developed for each product type and included reference standards for each sensory descriptor.”