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Translated title of the contribution: A preference survey on senior-friendly foods using key protein-rich ingredients among senior citizens in Seoul

Seo Young Choi, Suah Moon, Hei Ryeo Yoon, Jieun Oh

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Abstract

This study investigated the preference for senior-friendly foods using key protein-rich ingredients (mackerel, beef and chicken) among senior citizens in Seoul. The participants preferred a mild flavor without additional oil, sauce or spices for grilled mackerel. For meat products, those using saturated steam technology were preferred for their ‘moistness’ and ‘softness’, while ‘dryness’ was considered unfavorable. Commonly, the ‘degree of familiarity’of participants with grilled mackerel, beef bulgogi, and braised chicken significantly influenced purchase and recommendation intentions (p<0.001). Although senior-friendly foods are continuously being developed domestically, their awareness among consumers remains limited, so it is believed that familiarity is considered when selecting products. Therefore, considering these factors, if the development of animal-based protein products tailored to the characteristics of the seniors is achieved, it is believed that the domestic market can be activated for senior-friendly foods and protein intake promoted among seniors.

Translated title of the contributionA preference survey on senior-friendly foods using key protein-rich ingredients among senior citizens in Seoul
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)513-521
Number of pages9
JournalKorean Journal of Food Science and Technology
Volume56
Issue number4
DOIs
StatePublished - Aug 2024

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©The Korean Society of Food Science and Technology.

Keywords

  • preference survey
  • protein-rich ingredients
  • senior-friendly foods

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