From:  Effect of red rice-cassava composite flour on the sensory and quality attributes of gluten-free biscuits

 Sensory characteristics of control and composite biscuits formulated with different proportions of red rice and cassava flours.

AttributeControlF1F2F3F4F5
Color6.26 ± 2.19a6.30 ± 2.10a6.38 ± 1.92a6.68 ± 2.00a6.20 ± 2.30a5.82 ± 2.02a
Aroma5.38 ± 2.09b6.16 ± 2.29ab6.12 ± 2.13ab6.72 ± 2.15a6.04 ± 2.09ab5.78 ± 2.14ab
Taste4.78 ± 2.06c5.48 ± 2.23bc6.12 ± 2.05ab6.86 ± 1.82a6.56 ± 2.14ab6.40 ± 2.18ab
Crispiness3.96 ± 2.30d3.72 ± 2.30d4.78 ± 2.41cd7.10 ± 1.87a6.48 ± 2.14ab5.64 ± 2.42bc
Overall acceptability4.86 ± 2.04c4.82 ± 1.89c5.82 ± 1.91bc7.06 ± 1.87a6.56 ± 2.01ab6.26 ± 1.98ab

Data are expressed as mean ± SD (n = 50). Means followed by different superscript letters indicate significant differences between the groups in the same row (p < 0.05). Repeated superscript letters indicate that the means were not significantly different (p > 0.05). F1 (100% RRF), F2 (75% RRF:25% CF), F3 (50% RRF:50% CF), F4 (25% RRF:75% CF), F5 (100% CF). CF: cassava flour; RRF: red rice flour.