“…The quality of bread is normally defined according to its volume, texture, colour and flavour (the sum of the gustative and olfactory impressions experienced during eating (Guinet & Godon, 1996)). Among these fundamental properties, the aroma of bread plays a key role in its acceptance by consumers (Paraskevopoulou, Chrysanthou, & Koutidou, 2012). Aroma is one of the first characteristics perceived by customers by their olfactory sense when bread is bought.…”
“…The quality of bread is normally defined according to its volume, texture, colour and flavour (the sum of the gustative and olfactory impressions experienced during eating (Guinet & Godon, 1996)). Among these fundamental properties, the aroma of bread plays a key role in its acceptance by consumers (Paraskevopoulou, Chrysanthou, & Koutidou, 2012). Aroma is one of the first characteristics perceived by customers by their olfactory sense when bread is bought.…”
“…Paraskevopoulou et al[1] reported that compounds 735 like 2-octanone, β-ionone, 2-ethyl-1-hexanol, hexyl acetate, carbonic acids, 2-(5Η)-736 furanone, and 2-formyl-5-methyl-thiophene, were identified only with the FFAP column (high 737 polarity, nitroterephtalic acid modified polyethylene glycol), meanwhile, compounds like 738 isoamyl acetate, ethyl nonanoate and 5-methyl-2,3-diethyl-pyrazine were only detected in 739 the DB-5 column (low polarity, 5% phenyl -95% methylpolysiloxane). This conclusion could 740 be due to the nature of the volatile compounds, since ethyl nonanoate presents low polarity 741 and interacts with the stationary phase of DB-5 (being retained), while hexyl acetate with 742 high polarity characteristics is not retained in the DB-5 column.…”
“…Furthermore, isoamylpyrazine and/or 2-isoamyl-6-methylpyrazine is used in the food industry for foodstuffs such as wheat flour bread and sesame oil 41,42 . It has been previously reported that 2-isoamyl-3,6-dimethylpyrazine is present 43 46 .…”
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