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Development of Tea using Various Leaves from Fruit Bearing Tress [manuscript] / Jordan M. Victoria.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Magalang, Pampanga : Pampanga State Agricultural University, June 2020.Description: x, 44 leaves ; 28 cm. + 1 computer disc (4 3/4 in.)
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evelopment of Tea Using V; tle g Various Le va from Fruit Bearing Trees "ves mesearcher : Jordan N. Victoria Degree : Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management oe Rate Completed June 2020 oe Aaviser Ma. Cristina S. Dizon, MAEd, LPT The objective of the study was to develop teas from fruit bearing trees. The study aimed to evaluate the sensory properties of these teas. Experimental research design was employed in the study. There were three treatments used: T1 - guyabano leaves tea, T2 - mango leaves tea, and T3 - star apple leaves tea. Findings revealed that the development of teas from leaves of fruit bearing trees was acceptable in terms of all the parameters included in the study. However, Tl - guyahbano leaves tea was the most acceptable treatment. The use of different leaves (guyabano, mango, and star apple) for the production of tea is recommended. Also, the study of the shelf life of different leaves (guyabano, mango, and star apple) should be conducted.
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evelopment of Tea Using V; tle g Various Le va from Fruit Bearing Trees "ves mesearcher : Jordan N. Victoria Degree : Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management oe Rate Completed June 2020 oe Aaviser Ma. Cristina S. Dizon, MAEd, LPT The objective of the study was to develop teas from fruit bearing trees. The study aimed to evaluate the sensory properties of these teas. Experimental research design was employed in the study. There were three treatments used: T1 - guyabano leaves tea, T2 - mango leaves tea, and T3 - star apple leaves tea. Findings revealed that the development of teas from leaves of fruit bearing trees was acceptable in terms of all the parameters included in the study. However, Tl - guyahbano leaves tea was the most acceptable treatment. The use of different leaves (guyabano, mango, and star apple) for the production of tea is recommended. Also, the study of the shelf life of different leaves (guyabano, mango, and star apple) should be conducted.

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