Preferences for Canned Orange Juices that Vary in Brix-Acid Ratio

James A. Bayton, Hugh P. Bell
1954 unpublished
Excerpts from the report Summary: The purpose of this research was to determine consumers' preferences for six canned orange juices that varied in Brix-acid ratio with the degrees Brix held constant--that is, juices of varying sweetness and relative tartness. This study was undertaken as an aid to improvements in the marketing of canned orange juices. The results show that, without being informed as to the manner in which the juices varied, the respondents were reacting to their tart-sweet
more » ... cteristics. The preference ratings also were reliable indicators of opinion about the juices as ratings given by individuals who tested the same juice on two different occasions were not significantly different.
doi:10.22004/ag.econ.310036 fatcat:umnwpx3sxzgvlj3y5il6gj6zdi