Oxidative and sensory changes during bulk and retail storage of hot-filled turkey casserole

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D. Juncher
Tina B. Hansen
Helle Eriksen
Ib. M. Skovgaard
Susanne Knøchel
Grete Bertelsen
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[1] Department of Dairy and Food Science,
[2] Centre for Advanced Food Studies,undefined
[3] Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University,undefined
[4] Rolighedsvej 30,undefined
[5] DK-1958 Frederiksberg C,undefined
[6] Denmark,undefined
[7] Danish Veterinary and Food Administration,undefined
[8] Mørkhøj Bygade 19,undefined
[9] DK-2860 Søborg,undefined
[10] Denmark,undefined
[11] Department of Mathematics and Physics,undefined
[12] Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University,undefined
[13] Thorvaldsensvej 40,undefined
[14] DK-1871 Frederiksberg C,undefined
[15] Denmark,undefined
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Key words Capkold; Cook-chill; Microbiological changes; Sensory evaluation; Thiobarbituric acid reactive substances; Warmed-over flavour;
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 Oxidative and sensory changes in hot-filled turkey casserole were investigated during bulk storage at 3°C and during retail storage at 4°C. Oxidative changes, assessed as warmed-over flavour (WOF) by a trained sensory panel or determined as levels of thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS), showed no development during bulk storage for up to 3 weeks, whereas scores of WOF and levels of TBARS increased rapidly during retail storage for up to 3 days. The development of WOF during retail storage was avoided when the product was vacuum-packed or gas-packed. Only insignificant microbiological changes were observed during bulk storage of the product or during the subsequent retail storage.
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