Sensory Flavor Characteristics of Water‐Extracted Soluble Orange Solids Produced in Florida

作者: P. J. FELLERS

DOI: 10.1111/J.1365-2621.1985.TB13785.X

关键词: Food scienceFood spoilageLate seasonOrange juiceOrange (colour)FlavorChemistry

摘要: Commercial Florida-packed water-extracted soluble orange solids (PESOS) had poor flavor quality and varied widely within an unacceptable range. Major problems were bitterness, processed off-flavor spoilage. WESOS was inferior to juice made from the same lots of fruit. As little as 10% a poor-flavored, bitter sample or about 50% addition better-flavored added good resulted in unacceptably flavored product. Late season fruit single betterflavored than did early-midseason bitterness plant-to-plant; generally plants that produced best-flavored least amounts product bitterness.

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