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Taste thresholds lactones

The flavor is described as green, fatty, dairy, lactonic (Chemisis, 1991). Siek et al. (1969) gave a taste threshold in water of 2.4 ppm. [Pg.99]

This lactone is the flavoring compound formed by the aging of a-ketobutyric acid (Sulser et al., 1967). The flavor is described as malt, molasses, maple, burnt sugar (Chemisis, 1965), with a strong seasoninglike aroma at a concentration of 0.1 ppm and a taste threshold of 1-5 ppb for Sulser et al. (1972). Manley et al. (1980) reported a maple-like, remarkably persistent curry-like odor and wondered if the enolization or the instability of the compound could be responsible for the two notes. It is a potent odorant of roasted powder and brew of arabica coffee with odor descriptions similar to those of G.12, and an odor threshold of 2-4ng/m , air (Blank et al., 1992a,b), of 7.5 ppb in water (Semmelroch et al., 1995). [Pg.186]

Caffeine and the quinic acid lactones listed in Table 21.13 are the bitter substances in the coffee drink. Accordingly, these lactones are almost exclusively responsible for the bitter note of a decaffeinated coffee drink (Table 21.13). Although the concentrations of the lactones III-VII, IX and X in the drink are lower than their threshold concentrations (cf. Table 21.13), they still additively contribute to the bitter taste (cf. 5.1.2 additive effect). [Pg.947]

In order to determine the taste modulating activity of the identified compounds, triangle tests were performed with the purified compounds dissolved in water (for intrinsic taste) as well as in a model broth solution (for taste modulatory activity), respectively. None of the compounds 1-5 showed any intrinsic taste up to a maximum concentration of 1000 pmol/kg, but all these creatinine derivatives imparted taste modulating activity in model broth by enhancing its thick-sour, brothy taste. The lowest threshold concentration of 76 pmol/kg was found for 4-hydroxy-2-A-(l-methyl-4-oxoimidazolidin-2-ylideneamino) butanoic acid (3), whereas the highest threshold level of 489 pmol/kg was determined for 4-hydroxy-2-77-(l -methyl-4-oxoimidazolidin-2-ylideneamino)pentanoic lactone (4) (Table 1). [Pg.221]


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