Research Article
Using Infrared Radiation in a Radiant Wall Oven for Blanching Small-Sized Peanuts
Table 2
Terms used in descriptive analysis of peanut treatments during the shelf life study.
| Descriptor | Modality | Definition | Ratings of warm-up sample |
| Fracturability | Texture | The force with which you first bite through the sample | 6.5 | Oiliness | Texture | Degree to which free oil is perceived in the mouth after 5 chews | 1 | Raw/beany | Flavor | The flavor associated with raw peanuts | 3.5 | Overall oxidized | Flavor | The old/stale flavor associated with rancid fats and oils | 0 | Cardboard | Flavor | The flavor associated with somewhat oxidized fats and oils and reminiscent of wet cardboard | 0 | Fishy | Flavor | The flavor associated with trimethylamine, cod liver oil or old fish | 0 | Painty | Flavor | The aromatic associated with linseed oil, or oil based paint | 0 | Bitter | Basic taste | The taste on the tongue associated with bitter agents such as caffeine solution | 1 | Salty | Basic taste | The taste on the tongue associated with sodium chloride solution | 1 | Sweet | Basic taste | The taste on the tongue associated with sucrose solution | 2 | Astringent | Feeling factor | The puckering or drying sensation on the mouth or tongue surface | 1.5 |
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