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Original Articles

Sensory and Microbiological Quality of a Baked Product Containing Xylitol as an Alternative Sweetener

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Pages 639-649 | Received 11 Mar 2006, Accepted 02 Nov 2006, Published online: 10 Aug 2007

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Table 1 Test methods used in the sensory evaluation of the samples

Figure 1 Descriptive test of freshly made cookies with sucrose (

), xylitol (
), and glucose (□).

Figure 1 Descriptive test of freshly made cookies with sucrose (Display full size), xylitol (Display full size), and glucose (□).

Table 2 Effect of storage temperature and time on the sensory attributes of the cookies containing sucrose as a sweetener

Table 3 Effect of storage temperature and time on the sensory attributes of the cookies containing xylitol as a sweetener

Table 4 Effect of storage temperature and time on the sensory attributes of the cookies containing glucose as a sweetener

Table 5 Significance of the changes in the sensory attributes of the cookies containing sucrose and xylitol after storage at room temperature for 3 months

Figure 2 Spider web graph of flavor and texture attributes of cookies made with sucrose (--▪--) and xylitol (—•—).

Figure 2 Spider web graph of flavor and texture attributes of cookies made with sucrose (--▪--) and xylitol (—•—).

Figure 3 Sweetenes intensity scale of cookies with xylitol and glucose related to sucrose as a reference.

Figure 3 Sweetenes intensity scale of cookies with xylitol and glucose related to sucrose as a reference.

Figure 4 9-point hedonic scale for cookies with sucrose (

), xylitol (
), and glucose (•).

Figure 4 9-point hedonic scale for cookies with sucrose (Display full size), xylitol (Display full size), and glucose (•).

Table 6 Viable cell counts in cookies containing different sweeteners during storage

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