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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Coll Nutr. 2013 Feb;32(1):50–57. doi: 10.1080/07315724.2013.767672

Table 3a.

Overall sensory attributes comparing different degrees of rice polishing

Polish 0% (Brown) 2–3% 4–5% P for trend1
BPT Raw
Uncooked Color & Appearance 5.1± 2.1 3± 1.8 1.6± 1 <.0001
Plain cooked rice Color & Appearance 5.1± 2.1 2.8± 1.6 1.3± 0.6 <.0001
Cooked rice with sambar Color & Appearance 4.7± 2.3 2.5± 1.6 1.4± 0.6 <.0001
Texture 4.6± 2.3 2.5± 1.6 1.6± 0.7 <.0001
Taste 4.6± 2.4 2.5± 1.6 1.6± 1.2 <.0001
Overall Quality 4.9± 2.3 2.6± 1.6 1.5± 0.9 <.0001
BPT Parboiled
Uncooked Color & Appearance 4.4± 2.2 2.3± 1.4 1.9± 1.5 <.0001
Plain cooked rice Color & Appearance 4.7± 2.2 2.6± 1.4 1.6± 1.3 <.0001
Cooked rice with sambar Color & Appearance 4.2± 2.2 2.1± 1.1 1.5± 0.9 <.0001
Texture 4.5± 2.3 2.2± 1.1 1.7± 1.3 <.0001
Taste 4.3± 2.4 2.4± 1.5 1.8± 1.4 <.0001
Overall Quality 4.4± 2.3 2.3± 1.3 1.9± 1.4 <.0001
Uma Red Rice
Uncooked Color & Appearance 4.3± 2.5 3.8± 2.1 2.8± 1.8 0.0003
Plain cooked rice Color & Appearance 4.4± 2.4 3.3± 2 2.9± 2.1 <.0001
Cooked rice with sambar Color & Appearance 4.2± 2.3 3± 1.8 2.3± 1.7 <.0001
Texture 4.1± 2.3 3.1± 1.9 2.4± 1.8 <.0001
Taste 4.2± 2.4 3.2± 2.1 2.6± 2 <.0001
Overall Quality 4.2± 2.4 3.3± 2.1 2.4± 1.8 <.0001

Data presented are mean scores ± standard deviation for sensory attributes based on a 7-point Hedonistic scale (1=Like Very Much to 7=Dislike Very Much).

1

p-values based on the Kruskal-Wallis test.