This study was undertaken to observe the effects of partial replacement of acorn starch with dent, cross-linked, or acid modified corn starches, and of refrigeration on sensory characteristics of acorn mooks(starch gels). Triangle test was used to determine if there were noticeable differences among the monks. In order to find the source of differences, various sensory properties of the monks were evaluated with quantitative descriptive analysis on unstructured scale. The results indicated that added corn starches affected significantly most of the sensory characteristics evaluated. Control acorn monks had greater intensities in color, clarity, bend property, firmness and cohesiveness. Monks containing cross-liked corn starch were more similar to control than the other mixed starch monks, fresh or refrigerated.