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General Food Information

Name	strawberry juice
Details	strawberry juice, freshly prepared
FlavorDB Food ID	117
Food Category	fruit product

Food Classification

FSBI-DB´s food are indexed by the LanguaL™ - the International Framework for Food Description.
The LanguaL Foodcode of strawberry juice, freshly prepared is A0127 A0841 B1393 C0140 E0109 F0003 G0003 H0003 J0003 K0003 M0001 N0001 P0024. Click to see further LanguaL Classification Information.

Classification (A. PRODUCT TYPE)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (A. PRODUCT TYPE)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (B. FOOD SOURCE)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (C. PART OF PLANT OR ANIMAL)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (E. PHYSICAL STATE, SHAPE OR FORM)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (F. EXTENT OF HEAT TREATMENT)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (G. COOKING METHOD)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (H. TREATMENT APPLIED)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (J. PRESERVATION METHOD)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (K. PACKING MEDIUM)

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Classification (M. CONTAINER OR WRAPPING)

LanguaL Ontology

Classification (N. FOOD CONTACT SURFACE)

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Classification (P. CONSUMER GROUP/DIETARY USE/LABEL CLAIM)

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Key Food Odorant Information

COMPOUND	CONTENT AVERAGE	UNIT	CITATION
acetic acid	1	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
butane-2,3-dione	431	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
ethyl butanoate	410	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
ethyl (2R/2S)-2-methylbutanoate, sum of isomers	42	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
ethyl 3-methylbutanoate	42	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
ethyl 2-methylpropanoate	430	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
furaneol = (2R/2S)-4-hydroxy-2,5-dimethyl-3(2H)-furanone, sum of isomers	1624	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
(3Z)-hex-3-enal	1332	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
methyl butanoate	991	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
methyl (2R/2S)-2-methylbutanoate, sum of isomers	150	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
methyl 3-methylbutanoate	150	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View
(2R)-2/(2S)-2/3-methylbutanoic acid, sum of isomers	4	Odor-Activity Value (OAV)	Reference Details Reference: Schieberle P, Hofmann T (1997) J Agric Food Chem 45, 227-232 View paper Comment: Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Reference Details Reference: View paper Comment: About OAV: The odor detection threshold and odor-activity value (OAV) are important when considering the potential contribution of a volatile compound to the aroma of a food product. Most potent odorants have low odor detection thresholds, which means the odor of these compounds can be detected when they are present at low concentrations. An OAV, sometimes called odor unit or odor value, is used to estimate odor potency in terms of the ratio of the concentration of a volatile compound to its odor detection threshold. Matrix: buffer, pH 3.5, retronasal threshold View \| View