organoleptic properties of lamb meat: factor of quality
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Abstract
Organoleptic propertyies of thermally processed lamb meat of mixed breed lambs of the mixed Svrljig strain and Domestic Pramenka, and Merinolandschaf sheep, and meat of the Wuerttemberg Merino lambs. Sensory methods of meat examination were used, with the participation of six trained evaluators. The results of the investigations in which numerical-descriptive scales were used are presented in tables. A salty, sour and bitter taste were expressed in a very small degree in both groups of samples. A sweet taste, although of low intensity, significantly differed among the examined groups. No differences were established regarding juiciness and tenderness, but statistically significant differences were established in aftertaste and overall acceptibility in favor of meat of the first group of lambs.
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| Authors | ;Ivanović Snežana;Lilić Slobodan;Žujović Miroslav;Pavlović Ivan |
| Journal | journal of instrumentation |
| Year | 2004 |
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10.2298/VETGL0404351I
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