Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9409044 | Food Quality and Preference | 2005 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
The aim of this research was to develop a sensory vocabulary to describe floral honey from the south region of Spain (AndalucıÌa). Principal component analysis has been used as a basis for excluding attributes that are not being used to differentiate among honeys or to describe the main sensory characteristics of each product. Fifteen descriptors were selected by PCA: four for odour (overall intensity, floral, ripen fruit, green grass and candy); three terms for texture (viscosity, gumminess and granularity); six for flavour (overall intensity, floral, ripen fruit, acid taste, bitter taste and sweet taste) and one attribute for trigeminal sensations (piquancy). The attributes are presented together with reference standards.
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Authors
H. Galán-Soldevilla, M.P. Ruiz-Pérez-Cacho, S. Serrano Jiménez, M. Jodral Villarejo, A.Bentabol Manzanares,