A study on consumer acceptance of fish sausage (empek-empek) leptobarbus hoevenii added with Carrots (daucus carota)
Sri Tika Evianty S, N. Ira Sari, Sumarto Sumarto
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Sri Tika Evianty S, N. Ira Sari, Sumarto Sumarto
Abstract
The study was conducted to determine consumer acceptance of fish sausage added with carrots. About 6 kg river carp was taken from a fish market in Pekanbaru. Four groups of fish sausage were prepared from river carp meat and tapioca flour; and each of them was fortified with 0%, 10%, 20% and 30% of carrots to improve their colour. The fish sausage were evaluated for consumer acceptance; moisture, protein, ash, and crude fiber. The results indicated that the fish sausage added with 20% carrots was the most preferable by consumers. The river carp sausage contained: 48,96% moisture, 21,59% protein, 1,86% ash and 7,12% crude fiber. Keyword: Fish sausage, River carp, carrots, consumer acceptance.
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The study was conducted to determine consumer acceptance of fish sausage added with carrots. About 6 kg river carp was taken from a fish market in Pekanbaru. Four groups of fish sausage were prepared from river carp meat and tapioca flour; and each of them was fortified with 0%, 10%, 20% and 30% of carrots to improve their colour. The fish sausage were evaluated for consumer acceptance; moisture, protein, ash, and crude fiber. The results indicated that the fish sausage added with 20% carrots was the most preferable by consumers. The river carp sausage contained: 48,96% moisture, 21,59% protein, 1,86% ash and 7,12% crude fiber. Keyword: Fish sausage, River carp, carrots, consumer acceptance.
Key concepts: Daucus carota, Carp, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Food science, Grass carp, Fishery, Biology, Horticulture