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The dairy aisle is one big happy family of milk with all kinds of textural variations. Yogurt, cheese, and ice cream are all offspring of a single ingredient: milk! There are great textural transformations that happen when food scientists go through the process of turning milk into these three different food products. This episode, we talk about these wondrous milk derivatives and how these siblings are producing such different structures and tastes.
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Ever think about how much water could be in any given food? In fact, water concentration can make or break some of our favorite food textures! Food scientists are always interested in how much water is in our foods and how its presence affects textures like gelatin gels and taffy.
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We chewed Allen’s brain on his expertise in texture and oral processing in this conversation. Dr. Foegeding’s research includes understanding which food structures create an optimal texture experience and how we perceive that texture when we are breaking down these food structures.
What textures do we like the best? Are companies generating the next wave of food texture preferences?
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It's starting to cool off into fall here in North Carolina and that gets us thinking about campfires and s'mores. We discuss the ingredients of marshmallows and how those ingredients give us that bouncy texture and delicious stringiness after a campfire treatment
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We all have textural preferences when it comes to our food. Find out the teams preferences for texture in today's episodes. Keith talks about slimy food experiences in Spanish! We get into textural contrast in foods . Followed by how in the world we study structure in foods.
Season 2 is off and running!
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Audrey Williams, a student at NC State University, gives us a look at alternative protein sources through the lens of food science. She will explore chemistry, microbiology, engineering and the business aspects of alternative proteins over the next five summer shorts episodes!
Keith, Paige, and Teresa will be back after a short break!
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Audrey Williams, a student at NC State University, gives us a look at alternative protein sources through the lens of food science. She will explore chemistry, microbiology, engineering and the business aspects of alternative proteins over the next five summer shorts episodes!
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Audrey Williams, a student at NC State University, gives us a look at alternative protein sources through the lens of food science. She will explore chemistry, microbiology, engineering and the business aspects of alternative proteins over the next five summer shorts episodes!
Keith, Paige, and Teresa will be back after a short break!
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Audrey Williams, a student at NC State University, gives us a look at alternative protein sources through the lens of food science. She will explore chemistry, microbiology, engineering and the business aspects of alternative proteins over the next five summer shorts episodes!
Keith, Paige, and Teresa will be back after a short break!
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Audrey Williams, a student at NC State University, gives us a look at alternative protein sources through the lens of food science. She will explore chemistry, microbiology, engineering and the business aspects of alternative proteins over the next five summer shorts episodes!
Keith, Paige, and Teresa will be back after a short break!
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