Flavour Release Flashcards

1
Q

what kind of process is eating

A

dynamic
temporal dimension

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2
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describe flavour during eating

A

it has a temporal dimension, perception changing as you eat
-breakdown of food during chewing and release of taste and aroma compounds from food matrix

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3
Q

why is flavour release important

A

consumer acceptance
-expectations and liking

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4
Q

how does composition adn structure affect a food product

A

changes time-intensity perception

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5
Q

how does this affect the formulation alternatives

A

when making a healthier alternative affects flavour release

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6
Q

hypothetical example 1

A

cheese: impacts the flavour , time-intensity perception
softer cheese: flavour release is earlier
hard cheese: crumbly cheese flavour release is 5 seconds later resulting in rejection of product

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7
Q

why is aspartame a bad sweetener in chocolate

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sugar masks the bitterness as it releases earlier while aspartame hits later and longer

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8
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what is the perception of flavour strongly influenced by

A

release of volatile aroma compound from the food matrix

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9
Q

draw the conceptual model for a food matrix, flavour release and sensory perception

A

nose
food matrix -> Odour and aroma
then green arrow from taste to aroma “flavour release”
oral
food matrix-> taste and texture-> aroma

both
sensory interactions-> perception

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10
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describe dynamic flavour release

A

occurs during eating, affecting the time intensity sensory perception

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11
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what is the temporal release and perception of flavour related to

A

breakdown of food during mastication

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12
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what does the structure and composition of food affect

A

the amount and rate of flavour release during consumption altering flavour perception

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13
Q

what influences dynamic flavour release

A

food matrix
eating behaviour and oral processing

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14
Q

how does the food matrix influence flavour release

A

composition: fat & protein, impacts partitioning of aroma compounds
structure: rate of oral breakdown during chewing impacts the rate of mass transport

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15
Q

how does eating behaviour influence flavour release

A

Chewing behaviour
physiological differences: dentition, saliva flow rates

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16
Q

what is the driving force for mass transport

A

non-equilibrium
-diffusion

17
Q

the concentration of compounds released under dynamic conditions is controlled by

A

partitioning
mass transport

18
Q

what is partitioning influenced by

A

fat content
air-product coefficient
Interactions

19
Q

how does fat content affect partitioning

A

% of fat
solubility
emulsion

20
Q

how does air-product partition coefficient affect partitioning

A

volatility of compounds (oral of nasal cavity)
temperature

21
Q

how do interactions influence partitioning

A

binding reduces perception

22
Q

effect of fat on headspace concentration
-use diacetyl and limonene in the example

A

in aqueous solution with diacetyl and limonene there is more lipophillic limonene than hydrophillic diacetyl

In emulsion there is more hydrophillic diacetyl as the limonene cant diffuse into headspace rather it stays in fat globules

23
Q

what is mass transport influenced by

A

structure/texture
fat melting point
surface area
rate of surface renewal

24
Q

example of how structure/texture influences mass transport

A

viscosity and gel strength influences rate of diffusion

25
Q

how does surface area impact mass transport

A

more area facilitates diffusion

26
Q

what is rate of surface renewal

A

related to the breakdown of solids during chewing, and hydration or dissolution into saliva

27
Q

describe oral breakdown during chewing

A

interaction of the matrix structure/texture in the mouth
rate of breakdown alters amount and rate of flavour release

28
Q

why does individual perception of flavour release vary

A

significant differences in oral processing

29
Q

% of people that are chewers

A

43%

30
Q

% of people that are crunchers

A

33%

31
Q

% of people that are smooshers

A

16%

32
Q

% of people that are suckers

A

8%

33
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