Consumer Sensory Evaluations of Goat Meat Are Similar to Other Red Meats

P. Green, B. Gerald, A. E. Hun, J. Pope
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Abstract The purpose of this research was to determine consumer acceptability and ability to identify goat meat in comparison to beef, pork, and lamb in a preliminary study of market potential of goat meat in the southeastern U.S.Aconvenience sample of 67 subjects from a southeastern university completed a questionnaire regarding factors influencing purchasing decisions. Following completion of the questionnaire, sensory evaluations including acceptability and identification testing were completed independently. Although subjects indicated their unwillingness to purchase goat meat, sensory analysis indicated that goat was an acceptable red meat and was indistinguishable from other red meats. Marketing campaigns to change consumer perceptions of goat as an acceptable meat choice may be appropriate.
消费者对山羊肉的感官评价与其他红肉相似
摘要本研究的目的是在美国东南部对山羊肉的市场潜力进行初步研究,以确定消费者对牛肉、猪肉和羊肉的接受程度和识别能力。来自东南部一所大学的67名受试者完成了一份影响购买决策因素的问卷调查。问卷完成后,感官评估包括可接受性和识别性测试独立完成。虽然受试者表示他们不愿意购买山羊肉,但感官分析表明,山羊肉是一种可接受的红肉,与其他红肉没有区别。通过营销活动来改变消费者对羊肉作为一种可接受的肉类选择的看法可能是合适的。
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