Texture and mouthfeel of semisolid foods: Commercial mayonnaises, dressings, custard desserts and warm sauces
article
Texture and mouthfeel sensations of three groups of semisolid foodstuffs (mayonnaises and dressings, custard desserts and warm sauces) were characterised, measured, evaluated and compared based on quantitative descriptive sensory analysis of commercial products. Six groups of texture attributes were generated and used by the sensory panel. These were related to: viscosity, surface feel, bulk homogeneity, adhesion/cohesion, wetness-dryness and fat. Two groups of nontextural mouthfeel attributes were found to be relevant, which were related to perceived temperature and oral irritation. The importance of the attributes for each product category is discussed.
TNO Identifier
237098
ISSN
00224901
Source
Journal of Texture Studies, 34(2), pp. 159-179.
Pages
159-179
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