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Title: Lecture 5: Negative attributes


1
C. Olive oil Quality3. Sensory assessment of
olive oil
  • 5. Negative attributes

2
Negative attributes
  • Low-quality olives
  • Olives stored in bad conditions
  • Bad procedures during the manufacturing process
  • Improper storage of olive oil

3
Undesirable traits part I
  • Acetone aroma of nail polish remover, associated
    with winey defect
  • Blue Cheese aroma associated with muddy sediment
    defect
  • Brine salty taste indicating that oil was made
    from brined olives

4
Undesirable traits part II
  • Bacon smoky essence that may indicate oxidation
  • Burnt/Heated caused by processing at too high a
    temperature
  • Cucumber off flavor from prolonged storage,
    particularly in tin

5
Undesirable traits part III
  • Dirty oils which have absorbed unpleasant odors
    and flavors of dirty waste water during milling
  • Dreggish odor of warm lubricating oil caused by
    the poor execution of the decanting process
  • Esparto refers to straw-like material in mats
    occasionally used in older mills that may create
    a hemp-like flavor in oil

6
Undesirable traits part IV
  • Fiscolo refers to coconut fibers in mats
    occasionally used in older mills that may create
    a hemp-like flavor in oil
  • Flat/Bland oils which have no positive or
    negative aroma or flavor characteristic of olive
    oil may indicate presence of refined olive oil

7
Undesirable traits part V
  • Frozen/Wet Wood sweet, dry, and untypical
    aroma/flavor derived from olives which have been
    exposed to freezing temperatures
  • Fusty anaerobic fermentation that occurs when
    olives are stored in piles too long before
    milling

8
Undesirable traits part VI
  • Greasy flavor of diesel or gasoline caused by
    equipment problems
  • Grubby flavor imparted to oil by olive fly
    damage to olives
  • Hay-wood flavor of dried olives

9
Undesirable traits part VII
  • Muddy Sediment barnyard-like aroma caused by
    olives' prolonged contact with dirt before or
    after milling
  • Musty moldy, humid flavor created by wet olives
    that have been stored too long before pressing
  • Metallic oils that have had prolonged contact
    with reactive metal surfaces either during
    processing or storage

10
Undesirable traits part VIII
  • Rancid the flavor of oxidation that occurs as
    the oil ages, often described as stale nuts
  • Rough pasty, thick, greasy mouth feel

11
Undesirable traits part IX
  • Sour Milk aroma associated with muddy sediment
    defect
  • Stale Nuts flavor of oxidized oils, rancidity
  • Unbalanced oils with overwhelming flavors of
    bitterness and pungency

12
Undesirable traits part X
  • Vegetable Water oils that have been stored in
    contact with the water content of the olive after
    processing
  • Winey sour/vinegary flavor caused by aerobic
    fermentation of olives during processing

13
Undesirable traits part XI
  • Vinegary sour flavor caused by aerobic
    fermentation of olives during processing.
  • Yeasty aroma of bread dough associated with
    winey defect

14
Summary of 5th Lecture
  • Negative attributes
  • Undesirable traits
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