Cinnamamides as savory flavorings
A technology for flavor substances and substances, which can be applied in the directions of food ingredients as odor modifiers, food ingredients as taste modifiers, food science, etc., and can solve problems such as no explanation.
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Embodiment 1
[0209] Example 1: Simple Characterization of Example Cinnamic Acid Amides (Compounds (1), (3) and (9))
[0210] Compounds were dissolved in water at indicated concentrations and evaluated by a panel of experts by tasting in open discussion.
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[0212] Embodiment 2: the characteristic analysis of example cinnamic acid amide (compound (1) and (3)) in composite base material
[0213] U.S. beef extract was used as the base material, and the corresponding base material added with sodium glutamate and the corresponding base material added with cinnamic acid amide were separately randomly delivered to 15 to 25 trained experimenters for characteristic analysis. Based on the descriptions identified in the previous discussion (mouthfuling, salty, metallic, meaty, bitter, drooling, fry-grill-like, sweet, sour, clingy), based on 0 (not perceptible ) to 9 (very strong) to rate its strength. The individual results of the testers are averaged.
[0214] exist figure 1 In the network diagram of , the characteristics of the following groups were compared: the American beef extract as the base (i), the base (iii) with 10 ppm of robin rubin (compound (1)) added or the 50 ppm Said base material (iv) of robin rubin (compound (3)), and ...
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[0215] exist figure 2 In the network diagram of , the characteristics of the following groups were compared: the base (i) with American beef extract, the base (iii) with the addition of 5 ppm Robinson rubin (compound (3)) or the addition of 10 ppm Robinson The base material (iv) of erythromycin (compound (3)), and the sample (ii) of the base material added with 0.05% by weight of MSG (sodium glutamate). Example 3: Characterization of Example Cinnamic Acid Amides (Compounds (1), (3) and (9)) with Monosodium Glutamate (Enhancement) in a Composite Base
[0216] US beef extract as a base, the corresponding sauce with added sodium glutamate, the corresponding sauce with added cinnamic acid amide and the corresponding base with added monosodium glutamate were randomly handed to 15 to 25 trained subjects respectively Personnel are profiled. Based on the descriptions identified in the previous discussion (mouthfuling, salty, metallic, meaty, bitter, drooling, fry-grill-like, sweet,...
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