Food Structure Engineering and Design for Improved Nutrition, Health and Well-being

Food Structure Engineering and Design for Improved Nutrition, Health and Well-being

Pastrana Castro, Lorenzo Miguel; Cerqueira, Miguel Angelo Parente Ribei

Elsevier Science & Technology

10/2022

448

Mole

Inglês

9780323855136

15 a 20 dias

910

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Section 1: Introduction
1. Nutrition, health and wellbeing in the world
2. The influence of new ingredients sources in the food structure and nutrition
3. New food structures and their influence in nutrition, health and wellbeing: an industry perspective

Section 2: Strategies to modify structure/functionality/quality of foods
4. Novel technologies on the development of food structures
5. Encapsulation and colloidal systems as a way to delivery functionality in foods
6. How food structure influences quality and safety of food products
7. Structure engineering/design in gastronomy

Section 3: Development of healthy products
8. Design of functional foods with targeted health functionality and nutrition: from micro to macroscale
9. New strategies for the reduction of salt and sugar in food products
10. New strategies for the reduction of fats in food products

Section 4: Health in vitro and in vivo studies
11. Effect of food structure engineering on the gastro-intestinal behaviour and absorption
12. Assessing nutritional behaviour of foods through in vitro and in vivo studies
13. Modelling the effects of food structure on the health and nutritional attributes of food products

Section 5: Consumer's perception and acceptability
14. How to assess consumer perception and food attributes of novel food structures using analytical methodologies
15. Designing and development of food structure with high acceptance based on the consumer perception
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Gels; Encapsulation; Colloids; Rheology; Texture; Food quality; Organoleptic properties; Sensorial aspects; healthy foods; gastrointestinal behavior; consumer choice