果汁与果汁混合的果果汁的感官图像:认知和快乐的洞察力
Eliza Kostyra1, Anna Piotrowska1, Daniel Knysak1
1Department of Functional and Ecological Food, Warsaw University of Life Sciences-SGGW, 02-787 Warsaw, Poland.
Foods (Basel, Switzerland)
|November 27, 2025
概括
将果汁与桃汁混合,可以提高感官吸引力和消费者的喜好. 最佳的混合物,特别是50%的果汁,增强了创新的水果饮料的积极情绪和购买意图.
科学领域:
- 食品科学 食品科学 食品科学
- 感官分析 感官分析
- 消费者行为 消费者行为
背景情况:
- 感官评估是开发新型食品的关键,特别是那些使用未充分利用的营养水果 (如果) 的食品.
- 根据消费者的需求量身定制感官配置文件对于饮料行业的成功产品创新至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 为了确定果汁 (10-50%) 与果汁 (10-50%) 混合的果果汁的最佳感官特征,以获得消费者的积极感知.
- 为了评估消费者的喜好,情绪反应和购买意图,对不同的果果汁和果果汁混合物进行评估.
主要方法:
- 果果汁和果果汁混合物的感官特征分析.
- 使用FaceReader技术进行快乐的测试和消费者的情绪反应分析.
- 评估预期的喜欢,经历的喜欢和购买意图.
主要成果:
- 添加果汁 (30-50%) 正面改变了感官特征和消费者的情感反应.
- 在果果汁与50%果汁混合的果果汁中观察到最高的感官质量.
- 经历的喜欢和购买意图随着果汁含量增加而增加;负面情绪与纯果果汁有关.
结论:
- 将果汁与果汁混合,可以显著提高其感官吸引力和消费者接受度.
- 特定的混合比率,特别是较高的果汁含量,可以优化消费者对新鲜果汁的喜好和情感反应.
- 了解感官属性,情绪反应和购买意图之间的相互作用对于成功的食品产品开发至关重要.
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