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Sensory perception, individual differences and popcorn intake
This study was conducted in the Sensory Science Centre, University of Nottingham (United Kingdom) between February and April 2025. The study investigated consumer perception, liking, and consumption of popcorn using both traditional sensory evaluation and ad libitum snack consumption methods. A tota
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