lab 2 Flashcards

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1
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Describe sensory evaluation

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scientific discipline used to measure the characteristics of food as perceived though the senses

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2
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Food evaluation

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taste, sight, mouthfeel, texture, appearance etc.

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3
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which sense is the most influential in food evaluation

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sight

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4
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three categories of sight

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1) optical properities
2) physical form
3) mode of presentation

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5
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preference anad comparison test

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comparative, monadic ( rank likin gon a scale 5-9 points), consumer ranking

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6
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Difference tests

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used to determine if a difference can be detected
paired comparison
triangle
duo-tri
ranking test
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7
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descriptive tests

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structural scaling and unstructural scaling

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paired comparasion

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2 samples ask which one is saltier? 50% probability

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9
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Duo-trio

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3 samples, one is a reference sample and you need to pick which one resembles the reference sample (50% chance of guessing )

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10
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Triangle test

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3 samples , 2 same and 1 different and none is labeled as a reference. playlist must choose which one is different (33% chance of guessing )

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11
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product controls

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randomization, sample prepration, temperature, presentation, carriers, palate cleansers

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12
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mechanical texture

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texture is the sensory manifestation of the structure of food that is perceived by mouth, lips and tongue

mechanical is related tot he reaction when food is under stress
example: hardness, elasticity, viscosity, adhesiveness, chewiness, brittleness,gumminess

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13
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geometrical texture

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arrangement of physical constants in foods such as size, shape and arrangement
example: gritty, grainy, course

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14
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other texture characteristics

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moisture content- dry- wet-moist

fat content - oiliness and greasiness

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15
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Hardness

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force needed to give a certain amount of deformation

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16
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Cohesivness

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the extent a material can be deformed before it ruptures

17
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viscosity

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rate of flow, force required to “slurp”

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Elasticity/springyness

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rate deformed material returns to formed material

19
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adhesivness

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force required to remove material from another surface ( palate)

20
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fractuarablitly

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force at which a substance fractures

21
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chewiness

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energy needed to chew up a solid before swallowing

22
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gumminess

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energy needed to chew up a semi solid food before swallowing

23
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hardness scale

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soft, firm, hard

solid and semi solid foods

24
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fracturability scale

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crumbly, crunchy, brittle

25
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adhesive scale

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increasing force to be removed from palate with tongue

26
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viscosity scale

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6 point scale

range between thin, watery, very thick

27
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chewiness scale

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3 point scale

tender, chewy, tough

28
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difference between herbs and spices

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herbs- green leafed plants
spices are obtained from fruits, seed, roots, flower buds and bark

the flavour comes from volatile oils they contain

29
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to extract more flavour and aroma from herbs and spices

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mortar and pestle,
heat in oil
crush through hands
finely chop

30
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herbs should be added at what time of cooking?

spices?

A

herbs at the end

spices at begging so cooked foods absorb and retain the flavours

31
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15ml of fresh herbs can be subs for ___ ml of dried

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5ml