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In this issue of Prepared Foods' E-dition:

* Last Chance to Participate in PF's Exclusive Flavor Survey
* Yeast in Wine Production
* GM Reducing Cereal Sugar
* Impact of School Nutrition Efforts
* Milk for LDL Reduction
* Cargill Acquisition
* CLA Isomers in Soy Oil
* Supplementing Milk
* Cancer-fighting Coffee

 

Formulation Tips

IDY in Wine Production
A recent study was based on the yeast's ability to release soluble compounds into model wines and on its behavior toward the volatility of seven wine aroma compounds.

Determining CLA Isomers in Soy Oil
CLA isomers in oils are currently measured as fatty acid methyl esters by a gas chromatography-flame Ionization detector (GC-FID) technique, which requires approximately two hours.

Supplementing Milk with Select LAB
Three strains of lactic acid bacteria and milk fermented with these strains were studied for antioxidant and cholesterol assimilation activities.

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Research-Center_Meats

Recent E-dition Exclusives:
Food, Drink and Disease Recovery
 
Weighing in on Weight Products

'Natural' Beauty

Trends

GM Reducing Cereal Sugar
General Mills announced a public commitment to reduce sugar in cereals advertised to children to single-digit grams of sugar per serving.

Impact of School Nutrition Efforts
Researchers found that "removing low-nutrition items from schools decreased students' consumption with no compensatory increase at home."

Food Cost Concerns
According to a study, a significant source of consumer cost cutting is happening at the grocery store, as nearly three quarters of shoppers indicate a higher level of concern about the cost of groceries.

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In the December issue of Prepared Foods:

Obesity: Politics to Products

Flavor and Taste Challenges

nutrition research

Milk to Reduce LDL Levels
Fermented milk may help to reduce LDL levels in hypercholesterolemic adult women.

Rat Study: Goat Milk versus Cow Milk
Consumption of whole milk and related dairy products has decreased considerably as a result of negative aspects associated with the consumption of saturated fats.

Coffee May Fight Prostate Cancer
Drinking coffee may reduce a man's risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer.

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On the Street

Cargill Makes Fats & Oils Acquisition ... Behind the Scenes at TIC Gums ... American Dairy Names Head of Sales and Marketing ... GM Launches Gluten-free Website ... Kirin Ups Stake in Chinese JV ... Performance Buys Somerset ... Attune Acquires Uncle Same, Erewhon Brands

Industry Survey

Last Chance to Participate in Prepared Foods' April 2009 article on Savory Flavors!
The April 2010 issue of Prepared Foods will feature an article on "Trends in Savory Sensations." As part of our information-gathering efforts, we would much appreciate your participation in the short survey below. Please remember to click "Submit" to make sure your answers are sent. Thank you! 

1. Can savory flavors have use in desserts?
Yes
No

2. In a meal or food product, do sweet & savory ever go together?
Yes
No

3. Do savory flavors ever represent specific global cusines?
Yes
No

4. Can savory flavor notes reduce or replace the taste of salt (sodium chloride)?
Yes, completely
Yes, to a great extent
Yes, but not to any great extent
No, nothing truly replaces the taste of sodium chloride

5. Do you see many exotic/innovative savory flavors entering the markeplace?
Yes (please see question 6)
No

6. If "yes" on question 5 and if possible, please provide an example(s):


7. I work for a:
Food processor
Food ingredient supplier
Consultant
Other

8. Please feel free to add additional comments on any of the topics above.


If you do not receive a confirmation page after clicking submit, please click here.

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Prepared Foods E-dition

Volume XI, Issue 26

December 21, 2009

 

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