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- Title
SENSORY PROFILES OF THE MOST COMMON SALMON PRODUCTS ON THE DANISH MARKET.
- Authors
GREEN‐PETERSEN, DITTE MARIE BENEDIKTE; NIELSEN, JETTE; HYLDIG, GRETHE
- Abstract
The sensory profiles of the most common chilled and frozen salmon products available to consumers on the Danish market were studied. A sensory profiling was made on 12 salmon products varying in salmon species, origin, storage method and time. Samples stored in ice between 7 and 16 days, frozen for 1 month or stored in modified atmosphere for 5 days all had sensory profiles dominated by sea/seaweed odor, juicy and oily texture, fresh fish oil, and sweet and mushroom flavor. Marked differences in the sensory profiles of the frozen samples were found to correlate to differences in storage time. Frozen storage for 6 months resulted in firm texture, discolored appearance and rancid flavor. The samples stored in modified atmosphere for 7 days had a sensory profile with marked rancid and sour odor.
- Subjects
SALMON; FISH oils; STORAGE; RANCIDITY; ODORS
- Publication
Journal of Sensory Studies, 2006, Vol 21, Issue 4, p415
- ISSN
0887-8250
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1111/j.1745-459X.2006.00073.x