Contribution of thermal, rheological and physical measurements to the determination of sensorially perceived quality of ice cream containing bulk sweeteners
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- Bulk sweeteners
- Ice cream
- Instrumental properties
- Sensory profile
- Engineering, Chemical
- Food Science & Technology
- Air cells
- Functional characteristics
- Glass transition temperature
- Ice creams
- Ice crystals
- Mean size
- Melting behavior
- Melting rates
- Perceived quality
- Physical measurement
- Rheological measurements
- Sensory profiles
- Thermal analysis
- Thermal characteristics
- Thermal properties
- Unfrozen water
- Food additives
- Frozen soils
- Glass transition
- Hardness
- Metal melting
- Multivariant analysis
- Physical properties
- Rheology
- Sugar (sucrose)
- Thermoanalysis
- Thermodynamic properties
- Water content
- Ice
- Acceptability
- Bulk sweeteners
- Ice cream
- Instrumental properties
- Sensory profile
- Engineering, Chemical
- Food Science & Technology
- Air cells
- Functional characteristics
- Glass transition temperature
- Ice creams
- Ice crystals
- Mean size
- Melting behavior
- Melting rates
- Perceived quality
- Physical measurement
- Rheological measurements
- Sensory profiles
- Thermal analysis
- Thermal characteristics
- Thermal properties
- Unfrozen water
- Food additives
- Frozen soils
- Glass transition
- Hardness
- Metal melting
- Multivariant analysis
- Physical properties
- Rheology
- Sugar (sucrose)
- Thermoanalysis
- Thermodynamic properties
- Water content
- Ice
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This paper was published in DSpace@NTUA (National Technical Univ. of Athens).
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