Use descriptive analysis to target markets for cheese.(Brief Article)

Emerging Food R&D Report | May 1, 2000 | Copyright

There might be as many descriptors for cheddar cheese sensory qualities as there are individuals eating the product. Consumer preferences and regional differences in cheddar manufacture play critical roles in its sensory profile. Previous attempts to classify the sensory qualities of cheese have involved examining the entire category of hard cheese, using limited sample quantities and sensory evaluators from outside the dairy industry.

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