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Multivariate nature of a cooked blood sausage spoilage along aerobic and vacuum package storage
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Cooked blood sausages, such as Morcela de Arroz (MA), are ready-to-eat meat products consumed in many countries. The aim of this study was to demonstrate that spoilage of MA is multifactorial, involving microbiological, chemical and sensory modifications, which difficult the use of selected single indicators to establish product shelf life and to establish its shelf life based on consumers' willingness to consume. The experiment was conducted with samples without package (WP) and vacuum packaged (VP), stored at 4 +/- 1 degrees C. Quantitative descriptive analysis, Pseudomonas spp., lactic acid bacteria and Enterobacteriaceae counts, TBA-RS, total basic volatile nitrogen and lactic acid were determined and a consumer test was performed. Based on the consumer test, MA WP has a shelf life of 11.6 days and VP of 27.8 days. The multivariate approach showed a better predictive ability of consumer acceptability than single spoilage indicators.
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Sensory shelf-ifel Modified atmosphere Meat Morcilla Monchique Oxidation Products Quality Morcela Region