Table 6. Sensory scores of fresh ginseng-added muffins with different amounts of Gryllus bimaculatus powder
Samples | Appearance | Earthy smell | Fresh ginseng smell | Taste | Texture | Overall acceptance |
GB01) | 6.67±0.622)a | 1.27±0.46c3) | 3.47±0.92a | 6.00±0.76a | 5.93±0.80a | 6.07±0.80a |
GB10 | 5.47±0.64b | 2.73±0.59b | 2.73±1.22b | 4.87±0.83b | 5.07±0.80b | 4.93±0.80b |
GB20 | 5.07±0.80b | 3.07±0.96b | 2.33±0.82b | 4.47±0.74b | 4.47±0.74c | 4.60±0.74b |
GB40 | 4.00±0.53c | 4.07±0.70a | 2.20±0.77b | 3.80±0.86c | 3.73±0.70d | 3.80±0.68c |
GB0, GB10, GB20, and GB40 mean fresh ginseng-added muffins replacing Gryllus bimaculatus powder (GB) by 0%, 10%, 20%, and 40% compared to wheat flour.
Values are mean±standard deviation (n=15).
Means with different superscript letters (a-d) in each column are significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test (p<0.05).