Interpretación de olores clave y propiedades sensoriales de cinco aceites de oliva virgen extra diferentes de Turquía utilizando GC-MS-Olfatometría
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Aceites de oliva, AEDA, AOVE, Compuestos Aromáticos-Activos, GC-MS-OResumen
El presente estudio investiga el aroma, los olores clave y el perfil sensorial de los aceites de oliva virgen extra de cinco cultivares turcos bien conocidos. El extracto aromático obtenido por el sistema de extracción mediante purga y trampa, según el análisis sensorial, se asemejaba al olor del aceite de oliva. Se detectaron un total de 22, 21, 18, 22 y 21 compuestos aromáticos activos en los extractos de los aceites de oliva Ayvalık, Memecik, Gemlik, Sarı Ulak y Beylik, respectivamente. Los resultados muestran que Ayvalık tiene el valor de dilución de sabor (FD) más alto de 1024 con hexanal, (E)-2-hexenal y α-farnesene, Memecik tiene el valor de FD más alto para 2048 con (E)-2-hexenal, Gemlik tiene el valor de FD más alto de 1024 con acetato de (Z)-3-hexenilo, (E)-2-hexen-1-ol y α-farneseno, Sarı Ulak tiene el valor de FD más alto de 2048 con (E)-2-hexenal, Beylik tiene el valor de FD más alto de 2048 con (E)-2-hexenal y hexanal, todos ellos representando las características de notas de olor afrutado, hierba cortada y verde.
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