Adaptability of Shear Presses to Specifying Tenderness of Cooked, Sliced, Freeze-Dried Beef

Abstract

A series of runs was made in which the tenderness and cuttability of cooked sliced beef as rated by a trained technological panel were compared to the ratings obtained with both the Warner-Bratzler and the Kramer shear presses. The correlations found between the various ratings were good and it is believed that the shear press readings can be developed into requirements for freeze-dried meats which would increase assurance of procuring satisfactory end products. Differences of product slice thickness from one-eighth to one-fourth inch were found not to make an appreciable difference in the final ratings by either the panel or the presses provided that the slices could be combined to give the same height stack for the shear press.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Dec 01, 1962
Accession Number
AD0293159

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  • J. M. Tuomy
  • R. G. Young

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