Sensory training to evaluate the quality of deviled jam
Titel:
Sensory training to evaluate the quality of deviled jam
Auteur:
Nayive FERMÍN Patricia VENERO David CONCHADO José GARCÍA Carlos ÁLVAREZ
Verschenen in:
Revista científica UDO agrícola
Paginering:
Jaargang 9 (2009) nr. 3 pagina's 640-652
Jaar:
2009
Inhoud:
The training consisted of four phases. Theory phase: 12 panelists were trained with the sensorial evaluation principles. Descriptive phase: the judges were familiarized with the different attributes to be evaluated in different magnitudes: drained oil, yellow-red intensity, graininess, salted, spice and fat or emulsion. A scale of difference was used with a control of 9 categories to measure the intensity of the sensorial attributes and the way how these sensorial attributes were measured. Quantification phase: all quality attributes were measure in different magnitudes; panelists’ variability was determined when three repetitions of the sample were evaluated ( ≤ 1), giving, in general, similar values with the real magnitude evaluated. In this phase, two panelists were eliminated due to their limitation to distinguish among the sample. Verification phase: three samples with three magnitudes of various attributes with two repetitions were given to the other panelists. A multifactorial ANOVA procedure, which showed the panels capacity to discriminate among samples (Significant magnitudes effect ) and showed similar averages to the real magnitude evaluated; and the panel consistency (No significant judges effect), and the consistency in the repetition (No significant repetitions effect), taking as a result a trained panel to determine the deviled jam´s quality, where statistically there was significant difference (p ≤ 0,05) among judges for the spice attribute, however, in both cases ≤ 1.