Flavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches
The increasing need for sustainable food choices places a demand on developing palatable foods from lower impact production and with a suitable shelf-life. In this context, knowledge of the sensory properties of whole sterilised chickpeas is required to be able to make them more attractive to the co...
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oai:doaj.org-article:22d3fe833e744852b0515a41ca340df52021-11-04T04:39:28ZFlavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches2665-927110.1016/j.crfs.2021.10.011https://doaj.org/article/22d3fe833e744852b0515a41ca340df52021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2665927121000897https://doaj.org/toc/2665-9271The increasing need for sustainable food choices places a demand on developing palatable foods from lower impact production and with a suitable shelf-life. In this context, knowledge of the sensory properties of whole sterilised chickpeas is required to be able to make them more attractive to the consumers. The sensory quality of chickpeas is largely dependent on the aroma and flavour, which can be influenced by storage conditions. In this study, sterilised chickpeas in two different packaging materials with different oxygen permeabilities, stored up to 52 weeks at ambient temperature (20 °C) were investigated using both descriptive sensory profiling and gas chromatography – mass spectrometry – olfactometry analysis (GC-MS-O). During storage, intense, sulphury and meat-like aromas decreased in intensity, while with longer storage time hay-like, green-like and potato-like flavours and aromas became more apparent. A total of 40 odour-active volatiles were detected, of which some had properties reminiscent of the chickpea flavour profiles. However, no clear relationships could be established between these odorants and the sensory changes observed during storage by descriptive sensory analysis. It was concluded that, significant changes in the sensory attributes of sterilised chickpeas occurred during 52 weeks of storage, but that packaging material does not seem to largely influence the sensory attributes during storage.Laura E.C. NoordravenMikael A. PetersenAnn M. Van LoeyWender L.P. BredieElsevierarticleCicer arietinum L.GC-MS-OSensory descriptive analysisShelf-lifeSterilised chickpeasPackaging materialsNutrition. Foods and food supplyTX341-641Food processing and manufactureTP368-456ENCurrent Research in Food Science, Vol 4, Iss , Pp 773-783 (2021) |
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The increasing need for sustainable food choices places a demand on developing palatable foods from lower impact production and with a suitable shelf-life. In this context, knowledge of the sensory properties of whole sterilised chickpeas is required to be able to make them more attractive to the consumers. The sensory quality of chickpeas is largely dependent on the aroma and flavour, which can be influenced by storage conditions. In this study, sterilised chickpeas in two different packaging materials with different oxygen permeabilities, stored up to 52 weeks at ambient temperature (20 °C) were investigated using both descriptive sensory profiling and gas chromatography – mass spectrometry – olfactometry analysis (GC-MS-O). During storage, intense, sulphury and meat-like aromas decreased in intensity, while with longer storage time hay-like, green-like and potato-like flavours and aromas became more apparent. A total of 40 odour-active volatiles were detected, of which some had properties reminiscent of the chickpea flavour profiles. However, no clear relationships could be established between these odorants and the sensory changes observed during storage by descriptive sensory analysis. It was concluded that, significant changes in the sensory attributes of sterilised chickpeas occurred during 52 weeks of storage, but that packaging material does not seem to largely influence the sensory attributes during storage. |
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Laura E.C. Noordraven Mikael A. Petersen Ann M. Van Loey Wender L.P. Bredie |
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Laura E.C. Noordraven Mikael A. Petersen Ann M. Van Loey Wender L.P. Bredie |
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Flavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches |
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Flavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches |
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Flavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches |
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Flavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches |
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Flavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches |
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flavour stability of sterilised chickpeas stored in pouches |
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