2015
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-70542015000600008
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Free Choice Profiling, Acceptance and Purchase Intention in the Evaluation of Different Biscuit Formulations

Abstract: The increased demand for differentiated and health-oriented food has driven the development of bakery products with specific nutritional and sensory characteristics. The aim of this study was to compare four different biscuits: two commercial (sugar-free and gluten-free) and two experimental formulations (standard and source of extra fiber). The cookie with added fiber had passion fruit albedo and pumpkin peel added to its formulation, as well as reduced wheat flour content compared with the standard formulati… Show more

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“…Besides, information about the spontaneous sensations that actually occur during product consumption is sometimes lost, as the generated vocabulary and attributes can be complex and technical [11]. In the last few years, different, less time-consuming sensory methods have been developed, of which the Free Choice Profile (FCP) combined with the Repertory Grid (RG) has proven to be a good option to obtain information about the sensory characteristics of different products [12][13][14]. The FCP differs from conventional profiling in that each participant develops an individual list of descriptors using their own terminology, but it remains similar in that they must be able to detect differences among samples [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, information about the spontaneous sensations that actually occur during product consumption is sometimes lost, as the generated vocabulary and attributes can be complex and technical [11]. In the last few years, different, less time-consuming sensory methods have been developed, of which the Free Choice Profile (FCP) combined with the Repertory Grid (RG) has proven to be a good option to obtain information about the sensory characteristics of different products [12][13][14]. The FCP differs from conventional profiling in that each participant develops an individual list of descriptors using their own terminology, but it remains similar in that they must be able to detect differences among samples [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Q3: Quais os principais resultados que a aplicação do albedo do maracujá trouxe? No artigo A5, Santos et al, (2015), compararam e traçaram o perfil sensorial de quatro formulações de biscoitos, dois comerciais (sem açúcar e sem glúten) e duas formulações experimentais (padrão e fonte de fibra extra que continha a farinha do albedo do maracujá e casca de abóbora). As amostras experimentais (padrão e farinhas do albedo do maracujá e abóbora apresentaram boa aceitação e intenção de compra.…”
Section: Q2: Como O Albedo Foi Utilizado?unclassified
“…Research, Society and Development, v. 9, n.1, e52911588, 2020 (CC BY 4.0) | ISSN 2525-3409 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v9i1.1588 4 Nesse aspecto, a utilização dos resíduos como ingredientes em alimentos normalmente consumidos pode ser uma alternativa viável para diminuir o desperdício, além de melhorar o valor nutritivo dos produtos. Estudos já demonstraram a viabilidade da adição de farinhas de casca de hortaliças como substituta à farinha de trigo em produtos como bolos (Jeddou et al, 2017), pães (Julianti et al, 2017) e biscoitos (Santos et al, 2015). Os resultados demonstraram boa aceitação sensorial, melhora do perfil nutricional e de valor econômico agregado.…”
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