An enquiry among experts into the use of terms to describe subjectively assessed properties of double cream (48% fat) showed that ‘body’, ‘texture’ and ‘homogeneity’ were the most important and widely used, though inadequately defined. Only ‘body’ appeared to be analogous to a rheological property; ‘texture’ and ‘homogeneity’ appeared to refer to small scale and large scale structures.
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