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: Modern methodology flourished in the U.S. during World War II, driven by the need to produce mass-scale rations that soldiers would actually eat and not reject.

: Historically, sensory evaluation was the domain of the company "expert"—a single master taster (like a brew-master or perfumer) whose experienced palate dictated quality standards. Sensory Evaluation of Food

Sensory tests generally fall into two categories: objective (analytical) and subjective (affective). Approaching 100 years of sensory and consumer science : Modern methodology flourished in the U

: By the 1970s and 80s, the field transitioned into "Sensory-Consumer Research," utilizing large panels of people rather than single experts to predict market success. Core Methods of Evaluation the field transitioned into "Sensory-Consumer Research