Evaluating the ability to measure pork fat quality for the production of commercial bacon

This study was conducted to evaluate three fat quality measures to characterize the suitability of pork bellies for commercial bacon production. Bellies from six sources (A to F) and two weight ranges (4.5/5.5kg and 5.5/6.4kg) were sampled by randomly selecting 50 belly sets from commercial combos o...

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description This study was conducted to evaluate three fat quality measures to characterize the suitability of pork bellies for commercial bacon production. Bellies from six sources (A to F) and two weight ranges (4.5/5.5kg and 5.5/6.4kg) were sampled by randomly selecting 50 belly sets from commercial combos of pork bellies from each source. The fat on these 50 individual bellies was assessed for quality using three methods: an FTNIR spectrophotometer to predict iodine (IV) value, a Durometer to assess fat firmness, and a subjective fat quality score (FQS) to assess integrated values of fat color, firmness, oiliness, and wetness. Data show that the fat quality measures differed (P
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Animals
bacon
Bacon slice yield
color
Dietary Fats
Fat quality
firmness
Food Industry
FTNIR
iodine
Iodine value
lipids
Meat Products - analysis
Meat Products - standards
meat quality
Muscle, Skeletal
Near infrared reflectance
pork bellies
prediction
slicing
Swine
uncertainty
Unsaturated fatty acids
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