This poster reports on sensory evaluation for sweetpotato. Based upon the results the authors conclude that orange fleshed sweetpotato can be promoted in developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) as a nutritious and not a poor man’s crop as may have been perceived. Sweetpotatoes can also be used to combat food insecurity in SSA as they are well adapted to warm tropical climates, and are more drought tolerant than Irish potato. When cured properly they can be stored for extended periods of time.
Authors: Frank Ojwang, T. Bowser, D. Scott, L. Carrier, L. Brandenberger, Frank Ojwang, T. Bowser, D. Scott, L. Carrier, L. Brandenberger
Contributors: Administrator, Administrator
Pages: 1
Publisher: International Potato Center
Publication Date: September2015
Keywords: Africa, Curing, Food insecurity, shelf-life, storage
HOW TO CITE
Ojwang, F., Bowser, T., Scott, D., Carrier, L. and Brandenberger, L. Sweetpotato sensory evaluation. International Potato Center (CIP).