Correct option is B
Sensory Evaluation refers to a set of techniques used to assess the
sensory attributes (taste, smell, texture, appearance, etc.) of food or nonfood products. These techniques help define the
technical specifications of the product and also measure the
hedonic perception (consumer liking or preferences) of the product as defined by the user or consumer. Sensory evaluation is used to ensure the quality and acceptability of food products in the market.
Information Booster: Sensory evaluation involves using human senses—such as
taste panels or
trained assessors—to rate the characteristics of a product. Common sensory tests include
discrimination tests (to detect differences between products) and
descriptive analysis (to provide detailed information on sensory attributes).
Additional Knowledge:
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Food Analysis: Involves the chemical and physical examination of food to determine its composition and quality, but not specifically focused on sensory perception.
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Food Preferences: Refers to individual or group choices and likes regarding food, but does not involve formal sensory testing.
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Food Standards: Relates to established guidelines or regulations for food quality and safety, not specifically sensory evaluation.
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