Sensory Evaluation

[YOUR COMPANY NAME]

Introduction: This is a sensory evaluation form designed to ensure our products meet the high-quality sensory standards.

Overview: It provides critical feedback on significant aspects of the product from sensory dimensions. The feedback received will guide product development and enhancement.

                                                                                                                                         

Evaluation Criteria

Product Information:

• Product Name: ________________________________

• Date of Evaluation: ____________________________

• Evaluator's Name: _____________________________

Instruction: For each sensory attribute, mark the checkbox that best represents your evaluation of the product's characteristics.

• Use the following guide to determine your rating:

  • Appearance: Assess the color, and uniformity of the product.

  • Aroma: Evaluate the intensity and desirability of the product's scent.

  • Taste: Determine the sweetness, saltiness, sourness, and bitterness of the product.

  • Texture: Evaluate the mouthfeel, moisture, and chewiness of the product.

  • Overall Acceptance: Indicate your likelihood of purchasing the product based on its sensory attributes.

1. Appearance:

• Color:

• Excellent

• Good

• Fair

• Poor

• Uniformity:

• Excellent

• Good

• Fair

• Poor

2. Aroma:

• Intensity:

• Strong

• Moderate

• Weak

• None

• Desirability:

• Pleasant

• Neutral

• Unpleasant

3. Taste:

• Sweetness:

• Too Sweet

• Just Right

• Too Little

• None

• Saltiness:

• Too Salty

• Just Right

• Too Little

• None

• Sourness:

• Too Sour

• Just Right

• Too Little

• None

• Bitterness:

• Too Bitter

• Just Right

• Too Little

• None

4. Texture:

• Mouthfeel:

• Smooth

• Grainy

• Gritty

• Other: ___________________

• Moisture:

• Moist

• Dry

• Chewiness:

• Too Chewy

• Just Right

• Too Soft

• Too Hard

5. Overall Acceptance:

• Likelihood of Purchase:

• Definitely Would

• Probably Would

• Might or Might Not

• Probably Would Not

• Definitely Would Not

                                                                                                                                         

Additional Comments and Notes

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