Consumers were then asked to identify the flavour of each sample. The fruit juice samples were labelled by name and were presented in turn as a reference alongside the CEQ related to the juice drink. Orange and tropical juices were highly liked, apple was less well liked and prune was the least liked of the five juices. Boysenberry juice appeared to be more highly liked when rated singly than when it was directly compared to the other, more familiar, juices. Mean rated liking of the five juice drinks.
Bars indicate standard errors of the mean.
Sum of ranked liking where the higher score indicates greater relative liking. There were no differences across eating styles for rated liking of the orange and tropical juices. The classification system developed to exhaustively categorize the evening meals described by the consumer panellists. Mean rated agreement to drink function statements across drink type. 13.49 is a good source of vitamins 119.70 a 98.30 c 98.10 c 110.20 ab 101.2 bc 11.84 tastes good 120.76 a 101.89 b 116.58 ab 106.49 ab 37.35 c 15.56 Table 3.