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7. APPENDICES

   

  appendix 1.Sensory Hedonic Ranking Test Uji ranking Sample code A : 457,678.892,831 B : 890,975,123,451 C : 781,654,764,921 Jenis sampel : roti Identifikasi sampel Kode o

  Bread Premix 21 C A o Bread Premix 27 C B o Bread Premix 37 C C Kode kombinasi urutan penyajian: ABC = 1 ACB = 2 CAB = 3 BCA = 4 Penyajian urutan penyajian

Booth Panelis Kode sampel

1 I # 1 457 890 781 2 II # 2 678 654 975 3 III # 3 764 892 123 4 IV # 4 451 921 831

  Rekap kode sampel: Sampel A 457 678 892 831 Sampel B 890 975 123 451 Sampel C 781 654 764 921

   

  Worksheet Nama : tanggal: Produk : Atribut :Pori-pori

  UJI RANKING Dihadapan anda terdapat 3 sampel roti. Perhatikan sampel secara berurutan dari kiri kekanan perhatikan pori- pori pada roti, anda boleh mengulang sesering yang anda perlukan. Urutkan sampel dari yang pori-porinya renggang dan tidak rapat (=3) sampai yang paling rapat (=1). Kode sampel ranking (tidak boleh ada yang sama)

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    Nama : tanggal: Produk : Atribut :tekstur(hardness) UJI RANKING Dihadapan anda terdapat 3 sampel roti. Perhatikan sampel secara berurutan dari kiri kekanan,

  tentukan kekerasan dari masing-masing sampel dengan cara menggigit dengan gigi geraham. Setelah mencicipi semua sampel, anda boleh mengulang sesering yang anda perlukan. Urutkan sampel dari yang paling keras (=3) sampai yang paling tidak keras(=1).

  Kode sampel ranking (tidak boleh ada yang sama)

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  Nama : tanggal: Produk : Atribut :tekstur(springiness) UJI RANKING Dihadapan anda terdapat 3 sampel roti. Perhatikan sampel secara berurutan dari kiri kekanan, tentukan kekenyalan dari masing-masing sampel dengan cara menggigit dengan gigi geraham kemudian rasakan apakah roti dapat kembali seperti semula. Setelah mencicipi semua sampel, anda boleh mengulang sesering yang anda perlukan. Urutkan sampel dari yang paling tidak kenyal (=3) sampai yang paling kenyal(=1). Kode sampel ranking (tidak boleh ada yang sama)

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    Nama : tanggal: Produk : Atribut :overall UJI RANKING Dihadapan anda terdapat 3 sampel roti. Perhatikan sampel secara berurutan dari kiri kekanan,

  rasakan masing-masing,anda boleh mengulang sesering yang anda perlukan. Setelah mencicipi semua sampel urutkan sampel dari yang paling tidak anda sukai(=3) sampai yang paling anda sukai(=1). Kode sampel ranking (tidak boleh ada yang sama)

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  Nama : tanggal: Produk : Atribut :Rasa (ketengikan) UJI RANKING Dihadapan anda terdapat 3 sampel roti. Perhatikan sampel secara berurutan dari kiri kekanan, rasakan masing-masing,anda boleh mengulang sesering yang anda perlukan. Setelah mencicipi semua sampel urutkan sampel dari yang paling tengik (=3) sampai yang paling tidak tengik(=1). Kode sampel ranking (tidak boleh ada yang sama)

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    Nama : tanggal: Produk : Atribut :Aroma (ketengikan) UJI RANKING Dihadapan anda terdapat 3 sampel roti. Perhatikan sampel secara berurutan dari kiri kekanan,

  ciumlah masing-masing,anda boleh mengulang sesering yang anda perlukan. Setelah mencicipi semua sampel urutkan sampel dari yang paling tengik (=3) sampai yang paling tidak tengik(=1). Kode sampel ranking (tidak boleh ada yang sama)

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  70 3 .0813 Sig. 84 3 .0980

    3 .0597   7 3 .0797

    35 3 .1007   28 3 .1163 .1163

    42 3 .1177 .1177   14 3 .1193

    21 3 .1260 .1260    

    56 3 .1383     .1383 49 3 .1420  

    .1420 70 3 .1487 Sig. 1.000 1.000 .056 .283 .071 63 3 .1547   .074   Means for groups in homog eneous subsets are displayed.

        suhu_27

    Duncan   hari N  

    Subset for alpha = 0.05 1   3 .0597 56 3 .0657 14 3 .0683 28 3 .0707 42 3 .0770

    .062 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.    

    Duncan suhu_37

   

    suhu_21 Duncan   hari N Subset for alpha = 0.05

    1   42   3

    .0587     3   .0597

      14   3

    .0603     28   3   .0613     56   3

    .0637     70   3   .0683     84   3

    .0730     Sig.   .082  

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.  

    hari N Subset for alpha = 0.05   1 2 3 4 5   6  

     

  appendix 2. Post hoc Duncan tba bread premix based on temperature appendix 3. Post hoc Duncan tba bread premix based on storage time hari_14

  Duncan

  Duncan

   

  suhu N Subset for alpha = 0.05

  

1

  2 21  

3 .0603

27  

3 .0683

37

   

  3 .1193 Sig. .253 1.000 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

    hari_0

     

   

  1.000 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

  suhu   N   Subset for alpha = 0.05

     

  1 21   3 .0597

  27

   

  3 .0597

  37

   

  3 .0597 Sig.  

   

   

   

  hari_42 hari_28 Duncan Duncan Subset for alpha = 0.05

      Su bset for alpha = 0.05 suhu N

  1

  2

    suhu N 1 2

  21 3 .0587

      21   3 .0613

  27 3 .0770

    27       3 .0707  

  37 3 .1177 37       3 .1163

      Sig. .292 1.000 Sig. .214 1.000 displayed.   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

   

      hari_70 hari_56  

  Duncan

     

  Duncan Subset for alpha = 0.05   Subset for alpha = 0.05

   

  suhu N

  1

  2 suhu   N   1   2  

  21 3 .0683

   

  21 3 .0637

     

  27 3 .0813

   

  27 3 .0657

     

  37 3 .1487

   

  37   3 .1383 .935 Sig.

      .174 1.000

  Sig. 1.000 displayed. Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are     Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are

    displayed.

   

        appendix 4. Post hoc Duncan tba bread based on temperature suhu_21 Duncan  

      Subset for alpha = 0.05 28 hari   N   3 .0672 1   42       3 .0772 3 .0686   70 3 .0775   14 56       3 .0839 3 .0828   84     3 .0916 Sig. .077    

    subsets are displayed.   Means for groups in homogeneous  

   

     

     

    suhu_27 Duncan  

    7 3 .1077   14 3 .1218 .1218

    28 3 .1239 .1239   35 3 .1275 .1275

    21 3 .1282 .1282   42 3 .1380

    49 3 .1622   56 3 .1812 .1812

    63 3 .1882   70 3 .2504  

    Sig.  

    1.000 .062 .135 .056 .468 1.000  

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.  

     

   

        hari     N   Subset for alpha = 0.05 1 2 3

      Duncan suhu_37

    3   .0772     42   3

    .0778     14   3

    .0846 .0846   56   3

    .0886 .0886   28   3

    .0937 .0937 .0937     70   3

      .1015 .1015

      84   3

        .1123  

    Sig.     .130 .115 .077   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displa yed.

   

      hari   N Subset for alpha = 0.05 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 .0772

   

   

     

  appendix 5. Post hoc Duncan tba bread based on storage time

      

  

hari_14

Duncan suhu

   

  N Subset for alpha = 0.05

  1

  2

  21

3 .0839

  27

3 .0846

  37 3 .1218 Sig.

  .958 1.000

Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are

displayed.

  3   .0772   Sig. 1.000   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

    hari_0

  Duncan

    suhu   N   Subset for alpha = 0.05  

  1 21

     

  3

   

  .0772

    27    

  3   .0772   37  

   

     

   

  hari_42 hari_28 Duncan

       

  Duncan Subset for alpha = 0.05

   

  Subset for alpha = 0.05 2

suhu N

  1

  2

   

  suhu N

  1

  3

          .0672    

  21 3 .0686

   

  21   3  

  27 3 .0778

    .0937    

  27

  3

     

  37 3 .1380

     

  37   3 .1239 Sig. .231 1.000

    1.000 1.000    

        Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are

displayed.

  Sig. 1.000 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

      hari_56   hari_70

     

  Duncan Duncan Subset for alpha = 0.05  

    Subset for alpha = 0.05

  suhu   N   1   2   suhu N

  1

  2

   

  21 3 .0828

  21 3 .0775

       

  27   3 .0886  

  27 3 .1015

     

  37 3 .1812

  37 3 .2504

    .458   displayed. Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are Sig.     1.000 Sig. .068 1.000   displayed.

   

       

   

  appendix 6. Post hoc Duncan bread premix moisture based on temperature suhu_21

    suhu_27 Duncan

    Duncan

  Subset for alpha = 0.05  

    Subset for alpha = 0.05 hari   hari   N

  N

  1

  1

  2  

    70   3   3 9.8200

    9.5300

  56

  3    

  9.6500

  14 3 10.0667  

  14   3  

  42 3 10.2300   9.7833

    3  

  28 3 10.2967 9.8200 28  

  3     9.9067

  56 3 10.3167 42   3   10.0033  

   

  70 3 11.1867 84   3   10.0667  

   

  84 3 11.6300  

  Sig.   Sig.  

  .104 .110 .114

  Means for groups in homogeneous Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are subsets are displayed.   displayed.

        suhu_37   Duncan     hari N     1 2 Subset f or alpha = 0.05 3 4 5       3 9.7300  

    7 3 9.9967   9.9967     14 3 10.1033 10.1033 10.1033   21     3   10.2167 10.2167 10.2167 28   3     10.4533 10.4533 35   3     10.5500 56   3 10.5800     42   3 10.6067

      49   3 10.6200     63   3     11.1867 70   3     11.1867 Sig.     .069 .275 .087 .066 1.000   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.    

       

   

     

    N

  1

  21 3 9.7833

  37 3 9.9967

  27 3 10.0667 Sig.  

  .273 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

    

  hari_0

    Duncan

      suhu

    Subset for alpha

  Duncan suhu N

  = 0.05    

  1 21    

  3   9.8200

  27  

   

  3  

  9.8200 37    

  3   9.8200

  Sig.    

  1.000 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.  

  Subset for alpha = 0.05

  hari_14

  appendix 7. Post hoc Duncan bread premix moisture based on storage time     hari_42

  hari_28

  Duncan suhu N

  Subset for alpha = 0.05

  1

  2

  21 3 10.0033

  27 3 10.2300 10.2300

  37 3 10.5500 Sig.  

  .252 .124 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

    

     

      

  Duncan     suhu  

  N   Subset for alpha

  = 0.05  

   

  1 21    

  3   9.9067 37  

    3   10.2167   27  

    3   10.2967   Sig.

     

  .239 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

    

   

      suhu  

  1.000 .154 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.  

  Sig.    

    10.6200

  3  

   

  37  

  10.3167

  3    

  27    

  9.6500  

    3  

  1 2   21  

  N   Subset for alpha = 0.05

  Duncan  

    appendix 8. Post hoc Duncan moisture bread based on temperature

  hari_56

   

  1.000   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.

    Sig. 1.000

  3 11.1867

  37

  3 11.1867  

  27

  1 2   21 3 9.5300

   

  Duncan suhu N Subset for alpha = 0.05  

  hari_70

   

     

    

     

   

  appendix 9. Post hoc Duncan moisture bread based on storage time    

   

  appendix 10. Post hoc Duncan porosity based on temperature

     

   

   

  appendix 11. Post hoc Duncan porosity based on storage time

   

  53.4367  

    N Subset for alpha = .05 1  

  2  

  3

  70 3    

  44.3733      

  56 3    

  47.3133  

  47.3133  

  28 3    

  53.4367  

  53.4367  

  3    

  suhu_21

  54.3207  

  54.3207  

  54.3207

  84 3        

  56.1713  

  56.1713

  14 3            

  58.2183

  42 3             61.7760 Sig.

       

  .066     .098   .123 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  Duncan   hari  

    .214 1.000 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  appendix 12. Post hoc Duncan hardness and springinees test based on temperature hardness

  51.1097  

   

  suhu_27

  Duncan   hari   N

  Subset for alpha = .05

  1 2   3 70  

  3   45.3053  

  84  

  3  

  46.4133  

  56  

  3  

  51.1097  

    .085  

  42   3      

  54.2870    

  3      

  54.3207  

  14  

  3  

      55.3250

   

  28  

  3  

      63.6563

  Sig.    

   

   

  42

  63 3     41.2953

   

  49 3     48.0967

   

  56 3     49.0673 49.0673  

  7  

  3     51.6810 51.6810 51.6810  

  28

  3  

    52.3820 52.3820 52.3820

     

  3     54.3207 54.3207 54.3207 54.3207  

  21 3     55.4250 55.4250 55.4250  

  3  

  4

    57.4933 57.4933

   

  70

  3  

    57.7103 57.7103

   

  35 3    

  59.3673  

  14

  3  

    65.3093

  Sig.    

  1.000  

  .060 .055 .071 .123 1.000

  5 6    

  3

  Springiness suhu_21  

  56

  Duncan   hari  

    N

    Subset for alpha = .05

  1  

   

  2  

   

  3

  14 3    

  1.7673

  28 3     1.7923

  70

  3  

    2.0670 2.0670

  3  

   

    2.1637 2.1637

    3  

    2.5447 2.5447

  84 3     2.8263

  42

  3  

    2.9920

  Sig.    

  .124  

  .062 .078 Me   ans for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  suhu_37

    Duncan   hari  

    N   Subset for alpha = .05 1  

    2  

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

         

  84

  3  

    2.6510

  Sig.    

  .155   .066 .060 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  suhu_27

  Duncan   hari     N  

  Subset for alpha = .05 1    

  2    

  3

  42 3     2.0430

  3  

    2.5447 2.5447

    2.3930 2.3930

  70 3     2.5023

    3  

    2.5447

  14 3     2.5597

  56

  3  

    2.

    6807

  28 3     3.8170

  Sig.    

  21

  3  

  suhu_37  

  2.0840   2.0840 2.0840

  Duncan   hari  

    N   Subset for alpha = .05 1  

    2  

   

  3

  56

  3  

    1.6947

  49 3     1.9913 1.9913

  28 3    

  63

   

  3  

    2.0923 2.0923 2.0923

  42

  3  

    2.3037 2.3037

  35 3     2.3483 2.3483

  70 3     2.3900 2.3900

  7  

  3  

    2.4303 2.4303

  14 3     2.4980 2.4980

  .085   .188 1.000 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

   

  appendix 13.Post hoc Duncan hardness and springinees test based on storage time hardness hari_0

  Duncan   Subset for alpha =

  .05 suhu   1  

  N    

  21 3     54.3207

  27 3     54.3207

  37 3     54.3207

  Sig.   1.000

      Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  hari_14

  Duncan Subset for alpha = .05 2   suhu N

  1

  27 3   55.3250

  21 3   58.2183 58.2183

  37 3   65.3093 Sig. .087

  .437 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  hari_28  

    Duncan  

  Subset for alpha = .05 suhu  

  1   N    

  37 3     52.3820

  3 21   53.4367

   

  27 3     63.6563 Sig.

    .147  

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

   

  hari_42

     

  Duncan  

  Subset for alpha = .05 suhu

  1    

  N    

  3  

  27   54.2870

  37 3   57.4933    

  21 3   61.7760

    Sig.  

  .161     Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  

 

hari_56  

    Duncan  

  Subset for alpha = .05 suhu  

  1   N    

  3 21   47.3133

    3  

  37   49.0673

  3 27   51.1097

    Sig.  

  .092  

    Means for gro   ups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

  

 

hari_70  

    Duncan  

  Subset for alpha = .05 suhu

  1

  2      

  N      

  3 21   44.3733

   

  27 3     45.3053

  37 3     57.7103

  Sig.   .766

    1.000

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.000.

   

  springiness hari_0

    Duncan  

  Subset for  

    alpha =

  .05 suhu

  1    

  N    

  6  

  21 28.4327

    6  

  27   28.4327

  37

  6  

  28.4327  

  Sig.   1.000  

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 6.000.

  hari_14  

    Duncan

    Subset for alpha =

  .05 suhu   1  

  N    

  37 6     27.0895

  6 27   28.9423

   

  21 6     29.9928 Sig.

    .872  

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 6.000.

   

  hari_28

     

  Duncan  

  Subset for alpha = .05 suhu  

  1   N

      6  

  21   27.6145

  37 6     33.6967

  27 6     33.7367

  Sig.   .761  

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 6.000.

     

   

    N

  6  

    27.0383

  Sig.    

  .888   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 6.000.

  hari_42

     

  Duncan   suhu

    Subset for alpha =

  27 6     26.8952

  .05

  1  

   

  27 6     28.1650

  37 6     28.8643

  21 6    

  32.3840 Sig.  

  37

    24.7385

  

 

 

hari_70  

  6  

    Duncan   suhu  

  N  

  Subset for alpha = .05 1  

   

  37 3     2.3900

  27 3     2.5023

  21

    23.2202

  6  

  Sig.    

  .161   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 3.600. b The group sizes are unequal. The harmonic mean of the group sizes is used. Type I error levels are not guaranteed.  

  hari_56  

    Duncan   suhu  

  N   Subset for alpha =

  .05 1    

  21

    .822   Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. a Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 6.000.

   

  appendix 14. Correlation test Correlations

  tba_pre moisture_pre tba_roti moisture_roti hardness Springiness tba_pre Pearson

  • * ** ** ** 1 .440 .855 .624 -.129 -.249

  Correlation Sig. (2-tailed) .004 .000 .000 .270 .031 N

  75

  40

  75

  75

  75

  75 moisture_pre Pearson

  • ** ** ** .440

  1 .575 .413 -.117 -.256 Correlation Sig. (2-tailed) .004 .000 .008 .472 .111 N

  40

  75

  40

  40

  40

  40 tba_roti Pearson

  • ** ** ** .855 .575

  1 .690 -.093 -.224 Correlation Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .000 .000 .428 .053 N

  75

  40

  75

  75

  75

  75 moisture_roti Pearson

  • ** ** ** .624 .413 .690

  1 -.148 -.178 Correlation Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .008 .000 .204 .127 N

  75

  40

  75

  75

  75

  75 ** hardness Pearson

  • .129 -.117 -.093 -.148 1 .369

  Correlation Sig. (2-tailed) .270 .472 .428 .204 .001 N

  75

  40

  75

  75

  75

  75 springiness Pearson

  • ** *

  • .249 -.256 -.224 -.178 .369

  1 Correlation Sig. (2-tailed) .031 .111 .053 .127 .001 N

  75

  40

  75

  75

  75

  75 **. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

  • . Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).

   

  appendix 15. Post hoc Friedman bread based on temperature

       

  Springiness taste a   a Test Statistics   Test Statistics

     

  N 150 N 150

     

  Chi -Square .520 Chi-Square 1.960

   

  df 2 df

  2 Asymp. Asymp. .771 .375

      Sig. Sig.

   

  a. Friedman Test

  a. Friedman Test

      

  Porosity a   hardneess Test Statistics   a

     

  N 150 Test Statistics

     

  Chi -Square 1.653 N 150

   

  df

2 Chi-Square .013 Asymp.

  

df

  2 .438

      Sig.

  Asymp.

  .993

a. Friedman Test Sig.

      

a. Friedman Test

      

     

  overall

   

  

Test Statistics

a

N 150

Chi-Square 3.853

df

  2 Asymp. Sig.

  .146

  a. Friedman Test

    

  T   est Statistics a

   

  N

   

  150

  Chi-Square

  a. Friedman Test

   

  2.893

     

  df

   

  2

      Asymp.

  Sig.

     

  .235

     

  a. Friedman Test

  • Square
  • Square

  .025

   

  4.943 df

  Aroma appendix 16.Post hoc Friedman bread based on stored time Taste

  37 o C Test Statistics a N

  30 Chi-Square 5.851 df

  4 Asymp. Sig.

  .211

  a. Friedman Test

   

  27   o   C     Test Statistics a N

     

  30 Chi

   

   

   

     

  

4

Asymp. Sig.

     

  .293

  a. Friedman Test

    

  21   o   C     Test Statistics   a   N

     

  30 Chi

   

   

  11.190 df

   

  4 Asymp. Sig.

   

   

  a. Friedman Test

  Test Statistics a

N

  30 Chi-Square

  6.05

  8

df

  4 Asymp.

Sig.

  .195