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Journal of Dairy Science
Volume 91, Issue 12
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4501-4517
, December 2008
Characterization of the Rheological, Textural, and Sensory Properties of Samples of Commercial US Cream Cheese with Different Fat Contents
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Storage modulus (G′) values during the heating of full-fat (—■—), Neufchatel (—●—), and fat-free (—▴—) cream cheeses from brands A to H (panels a to h, respectively); and cooling of full-fat (---□---)
Storage modulus (G′) values during the heating of full-fat (—■—), Neufchatel (—●—), and fat-free (—▴—) cream cheeses from brands A to H (panels a to h, respectively); and cooling of full-fat (---□---), Neufchatel (---○---) and fat-free (---▵---) cream cheeses from brands A to H (panels a to h, respectively). Heating was from 5 to 80°C and cooling from 80 to 5°C at 1°C/min. Solid lines represent heating and dashed lines represent cooling. Values are means of 3 replicates, and error bars represent standard deviations of the mean.
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Loss tangent values during the heating of full-fat (—■—), Neufchatel (—●—), and fat-free (—▴—) cream cheeses from brands A to H (panels a to h, respectively); and cooling of full-fat (---□---), NeufchLoss tangent values during the heating of full-fat (—■—), Neufchatel (—●—), and fat-free (—▴—) cream cheeses from brands A to H (panels a to h, respectively); and cooling of full-fat (---□---), Neufchatel (---○---) and fat-free (---▵---) cream cheeses from brands A to H (panels a to h, respectively). Heating was from 5 to 80°C and cooling from 80 to 5°C at 1°C/min. Solid lines represent heating and dashed lines represent cooling. Values are means of 3 replicates, and error bars represent standard deviations of the mean.
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Hardness determined by penetration test of full-fat (horizontal hatch), Neufchatel (cross hatch), and fat-free (diagonal hatch) cream cheeses obtained from 8 different brands. Values are means of at lHardness determined by penetration test of full-fat (horizontal hatch), Neufchatel (cross hatch), and fat-free (diagonal hatch) cream cheeses obtained from 8 different brands. Values are means of at least 3 replicates and error bars represent standard deviations of the mean.
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Hardness determined by spreadability test of full-fat (horizontal hatch), Neufchatel (cross hatch), and fat-free (diagonal hatch) cream cheeses obtained from 8 different brands. Values are means of atHardness determined by spreadability test of full-fat (horizontal hatch), Neufchatel (cross hatch), and fat-free (diagonal hatch) cream cheeses obtained from 8 different brands. Values are means of at least 3 replicates and error bars represent standard deviations of the mean.
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Hardness determined by penetration test of cheesecakes made with full-fat (horizontal hatch), Neufchatel (cross hatch), and fat-free (diagonal hatch) cream cheeses obtained from 8 different brands.Hardness determined by penetration test of cheesecakes made with full-fat (horizontal hatch), Neufchatel (cross hatch), and fat-free (diagonal hatch) cream cheeses obtained from 8 different brands.
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Principal component analysis biplot of sensory parameters used to differentiate full-fat (□), Neufchatel (○), and fat-free (▵) cream cheeses. Key for sensory parameters: Firm = firmness; Stick = stickPrincipal component analysis biplot of sensory parameters used to differentiate full-fat (□), Neufchatel (○), and fat-free (▵) cream cheeses. Key for sensory parameters: Firm = firmness; Stick = stickiness; Gum = gumminess; Coh = cohesiveness of mass; Diss = difficulty to dissolve; PS = particle size; Spr = difficulty to spread. The letter shown inside each symbol is the brand of cream cheese.
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Principal component analysis biplot of sensory and instrumental parameters used to differentiate full-fat (□), Neufchatel (○), and fat-free (▵) cream cheeses. Key for sensory parameters: Firm = firmnePrincipal component analysis biplot of sensory and instrumental parameters used to differentiate full-fat (□), Neufchatel (○), and fat-free (▵) cream cheeses. Key for sensory parameters: Firm = firmness; Stick = stickiness; Gum = gumminess; Coh = cohesiveness of mass; Diss = difficulty to dissolve; PS = particle size; Spr = difficulty to spread. Key for instrumental parameters: G′ = G′ values at 8°C; Hs = spreadability hardness; Hp = penetration hardness. The letter shown inside each symbol is the brand of cream cheese.
PII: S0022-0302(08)70916-0
doi: 10.3168/jds.2008-1322
© 2008 American Dairy Science Association. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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