Impact of Pressing Time on the Microstructure of Two Types of Goat Cheeses and Its Relationship With Sensory Attributes

The objective of this study was to study the impact of pressing time on the microstructure of goat cheese and its relationship with sensory attributes. The microstructure of the artisanal cheeses was performed by scanning electron microscopy and image analysis. The validation of the microstructural complexity was carried out experimentally with sensory attributes. The pressing time influenced the microstructural parameters Feret<sub>max</sub>, Geo<sub>diam</sub>, and τ and the cheese type influenced the parameters Feret<sub>max</sub>, Geo<sub>diam</sub>, and Geo<sub>elong</sub>. The correlation values between microstructural complexity and sensory attributes were 0.85 and 0.84 for fresh cheeses and matured cheeses, respectively. The pressure times of 12 and 18 h resulted in cheese microstructures with the highest complexity in terms of Feret<sub>max</sub>, Geo<sub>diam</sub>, Geo<sub>elong</sub>, and τ parameters. The obtained results are supported by the correlation values between microstructural complexity and sensory attributes.

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Journal of Texture Studies
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2024-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jtxs.12865
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Meat and Animal Product Quality
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Impact of Pressing Time on the Microstructure of Two Types of Goat Cheeses and Its Relationship With Sensory Attributes

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The objective of this study was to study the impact of pressing time on the microstructure of goat cheese and its relationship with sensory attributes. The microstructure of the artisanal cheeses was performed by scanning electron microscopy and image analysis. The validation of the microstructural complexity was carried out experimentally with sensory attributes. The pressing time influenced the microstructural parameters Feret<sub>max</sub>, Geo<sub>diam</sub>, and τ and the cheese type influenced the parameters Feret<sub>max</sub>, Geo<sub>diam</sub>, and Geo<sub>elong</sub>. The correlation values between microstructural complexity and sensory attributes were 0.85 and 0.84 for fresh cheeses and matured cheeses, respectively. The pressure times of 12 and 18 h resulted in cheese microstructures with the highest complexity in terms of Feret<sub>max</sub>, Geo<sub>diam</sub>, Geo<sub>elong</sub>, and τ parameters. The obtained results are supported by the correlation values between microstructural complexity and sensory attributes.

Journal of Texture StudiesVol. 55(5)
Louisiana State University Agricultural Center (US), Tecnológico Nacional de México (MX), Colegio de Postgraduados (MX), Instituto Tecnológico de Tuxtepec (MX)
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