A local pasty company ran a taste test with 3 different pasty recipes. The study consisted of 60 partcipants. 20 participants were randomly assigned to taste recipe1, 20 randomly assigned to taste recipe 2, and 20 were randomly assigned to taste recipe 3. After tasting their assigned pasty, partcipants rated the quality/tastiness of the pasty on a Likert scale. Which statistical test should used?

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