1. This document summarizes the results of a survey that assessed the acceptability of using squash as a catsup substitute. The survey had 100 respondents who were mostly female (58%), between the ages of 21-25 (27%), and split evenly between professional and non-professional classifications (50% each).
2. Respondents highly accepted squash as a catsup substitute based on its aroma, taste, texture, and general acceptability. Appearance was deemed acceptably.
3. There were significant relationships between demographic profiles and acceptability ratings. Classification was significantly related to ratings of aroma, appearance, taste, and general acceptability. Age was significantly related to ratings of appearance and texture. Sex was
1. This document summarizes the results of a survey that assessed the acceptability of using squash as a catsup substitute. The survey had 100 respondents who were mostly female (58%), between the ages of 21-25 (27%), and split evenly between professional and non-professional classifications (50% each).
2. Respondents highly accepted squash as a catsup substitute based on its aroma, taste, texture, and general acceptability. Appearance was deemed acceptably.
3. There were significant relationships between demographic profiles and acceptability ratings. Classification was significantly related to ratings of aroma, appearance, taste, and general acceptability. Age was significantly related to ratings of appearance and texture. Sex was
1. This document summarizes the results of a survey that assessed the acceptability of using squash as a catsup substitute. The survey had 100 respondents who were mostly female (58%), between the ages of 21-25 (27%), and split evenly between professional and non-professional classifications (50% each).
2. Respondents highly accepted squash as a catsup substitute based on its aroma, taste, texture, and general acceptability. Appearance was deemed acceptably.
3. There were significant relationships between demographic profiles and acceptability ratings. Classification was significantly related to ratings of aroma, appearance, taste, and general acceptability. Age was significantly related to ratings of appearance and texture. Sex was
. 3. Significant Relationship between the demographic profile of the respondents and Level of Squash as catsup
Sensory Stat tool C-value p-value Decision Verbal
Interpretation Age Aroma 7.698 0.565 Accept Ho Not Significant Appearance 39.091 0.000 Reject Ho Significant Taste Chi-square 8.908 0.446 Accept Ho Not Significant Texture 15.656 0.016 Reject Ho Significant General 43.666 0.008 Reject Ho Significant Acceptability
Sensory Stat tool C-value p-value Decision Verbal
Interpretation Sex Aroma 3.065 0.382 Accept Ho Not Significant Appearance 2.551 0.466 Accept Ho Not Significant Taste Chi-square 5.551 0.138 Accept Ho Not Significant Texture 1.718 0.424 Accept Ho Not Significant General 11.685 0.166 Accept Ho Not Significant Acceptability
Sensory Stat tool C-value p-value Decision Verbal
Interpretation Classification Aroma 18.656 0.000 Reject Ho Significant Appearance 15.453 0.030 Reject Ho Significant Taste Chi-square 24.536 0.000 Reject Ho Significant Texture 4.718 Accept Ho Not Significant General 16.653 0.008 Reject Ho Significant Acceptability
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