Research Article
Desamerization of Bitter Jam: Biochemical and Sensory Quality
Table 5
Multiple comparisons by pair of the sums of rows for the degree of bitterness of the jams.
| Samples | Effective (n) | Sums of ranks | Differences in the ranks between the possible pairs | Critical value for and effective = 30 number of products = 6 | Groups |
| Bitter (1) | 30 | 30 | (2)-(1) = 33 | 42 | A | (3)-(1) = 86 | (4)-(1) = 78 | (5)-(1) = 107 | (6)-(1) = 149 |
| DJW (2) | 30 | 63 | (3)-(2) = 53 | 42 | A | (4)-(2) = 45 | (5)-(2) = 74 | (6)-(2) = 116 |
| DJ NaCl 0.312% (3) | 30 | 116 | (3)-(4) = 08 | 42 | B | (5)-(3) = 21 | (6)-(3) = 63 |
| DJ NaCl 0.625% (4) | 30 | 108 | (5)-(4) = 29 | 42 | B | (6)-(4) = 61 |
| DJ NaCl 1.25% (5) | 30 | 137 | (6)-(5) = 42 | 42 | B |
| DJ NaCl 2.5% (6) | 30 | 179 | — | — | C |
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DJW: desamerized jam with water; DJ: desamerized jam. Significant at the level. |