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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Andaleeb, Rani author Yiwen, Zhu author Zhang, Ninglong author Zhang, Danni author Hussain, Muzahir author Zhang, Yin author Lu, Yingshuang author Liu, Yuan author 2023-06-01 In this study, umami taste intensity (UTI) and umami taste components in chicken breast (CB) and chicken-spices blends were characterized using sensory and instrumental analysis. Our main objective was to assess the aroma-umami taste interactions in different food matrices and reconcile the aroma-taste perception to assist future product development. The impact of key aroma, including vegetable-note “2-pentylfuran”, meaty “methional”, green “hexanal”, and spicy-note “estragole and caryophyllene” on UTI was evaluated in MSG and chicken extract. We found that spices significantly decreased UTI and umami taste components in CB. Interestingly, the perceptually similar odorants and tastantsexhibited the potential to enhance UTI in food matrices. Methional was able to increase the UTI, whereas spicy and green-note components could reduce the UTI significantly. This information would be valuable to food engineers and formulators in aroma selection to control the UTI perceived by consumers, thus, improving the quality and acceptability of the chicken products. Rani Andaleeb, Zhu, Y., Zhang, N., Zhang, D., Hussain, M., Zhang, Y., Lu, Y., & Liu, Y. (2023). Umami taste components in chicken-spices blends and potential effect of aroma on umami taste intensity. Food Science and Human Wellness. https://doi.org/10.26599/fshw.2022.9250102 ‌ 2097-0765 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12327/2634 https://doi.org/10.26599/FSHW.2022.9250102 Umami taste components in chicken-spices blends and potential effect of aroma on umami taste intensity