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In this issue of Prepared Foods' E-dition:

* PF Exclusive: Defining Dietary Fiber
* Tea Polysaccharide in Baking
* Onions' Potential
* NYC Wants Sodium Reduction
* Weight Struggles Worldwide

       

* Fructose, Glucose and Fatty Liver
* Tea Flavonoids and Cholesterol
* Mental Health and Diet Change
* Lecithin Treatment's Effects on Cholesterol
* Baking with Buckwheat

 

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Prepared Foods' Exclusive: Defining Dietary Fiber
In human and pet nutrition, few issues have captured attention in the way that dietary fiber and functional ingredients have in recent years.

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How Sweet it Is

'Natural' Beauty

Formulation Tips

Tea Polysaccharide in Baking
Two wheat flours were used to clarify the effect of tea polysaccharide on dough-mixing behavior, fresh bread quality and bread staling.

Buckwheat Has Been Hot
Buckwheat could be incorporated into bread and provides buckwheat bread with more sugars, a stronger umami taste and a more characteristic aroma.

Lecithin Treatment's Effects on Cholesterol
Researchers' observations suggest lecithin treatment as a method to reduce cholesterol in beef suet.

Examining Soft Cheeses
The ripening of industrial soft cheeses manufactured using a liquid pre-cheese produced from the ultrafiltration of milk was observed.

Evaluating Barley
A study showed that barley cultivar and carbohydrate composition significantly affected starch digestion with some cultivar fractions holding a promise for the development of low glycemic index foods.

Manufacturing Mozzarella
Research indicates Mozzarella cheese should not contain high SCC (>800,000 cells/mL) in order to avoid changes in the functional properties of the Mozzarella cheese.

Possibilities in Goats' Milk Cake
Nine goats' milk cake (GMC) and four cows' milk cake (CMC) samples collected from different households in Yunnan province were analysed for gross composition, minerals, protein profiles and fatty acid profiles.

Analyzing Phenolic Composition of Lentil Flour
The phenolic composition of lentil flour samples, processed with and without the addition of tannase during different times of incubation, were analyzed by high-performance liquid chromatography-photodiode array detector-mass spectrometry.
 

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From Prepared Foods

Fundamentals of Halal Foods and Certification

Gradual Changes Please Children and Grown-ups Alike

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Whey-based Beverage with Acai Pulp as Probiotic Carrier
Research aimed to evaluate the commercial potential of a whey-based dairy beverage containing acai pulp as a food probiotic carrier.

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nutrition research

Onions' Potential
An onion by-product was characterized in order to be developed as a potentially bioactive food ingredient.

Tea Flavonoids May Not Lead to Cholesterol Reduction
"It cannot be concluded that tea flavonoids such as theaflavins and catechins are responsible for a putative cholesterol-lowering effect of black tea."

Mental Health and Diet Change
Food campaigners Sustain and the Mental Health Foundation said the way food was now produced had altered the balance of key nutrients people consume.

Rat Study: Fructose, Glucose and Fatty Liver
Data detailed in "Comparison of fructose and glucose to sucrose in the ability to cause fatty liver" have been presented.

Caffeine May Help Liver Fibrosis
Researchers from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) determined that patients with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) who consumed more than 308mg of caffeine daily had milder liver fibrosis.

Energy Density and Energy Intake
Researchers explore how food quantity during single meals, number of meals, cognitive and sensory mechanisms may contribute to the modification of energy intake.

PUFA Levels & ADHD
Research has shown associations between attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and erythrocyte long-chain n-3 PUFA (LC n-3 PUFA) levels, with limited evidence for dietary LC n-3 PUFA intake and ADHD
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Trends

NYC Wants Sodium Reduction
Some 17 national health organizations and 25 other city or state health agencies have joined New York City in the effort, called the National Salt Reduction Initiative.

Study: Food Label Inaccuracies
Researchers from Tufts University found that some commercially prepared foods contained more calories than indicated in nutritional labeling.

Global Poll: Weight Struggles Worldwide
Reader's Digest unveils results of its exclusive global diet poll in the February issue.

Americans are Wellness-deficient
Research shows Americans have a long way to go toward achieving wellness based on the three pillars of health: healthy diet, responsible supplement use and regular exercise.

Fast Food Definitions Expand
Consumers' perception of fast food is no longer confined to quick-service, drive-thru restaurants and convenience stores. Instead, a dual concept has emerged
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On the Street

Practical Short Course on Snack Food Processing ... Bunge Ltd. Names President of Bunge Brazil ... Bell Projects 2010's Top Flavors ... Canada Bread Closing Three Facilities ... Heineken Buys Mexico's Femsa ... McDonald's Names President and COO ... Mizkan Buys World Harbors Sauces ... Nestle Opens Biscuit Research Center ... New CEO at Wessanen

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Michael Leonard 
Tel: 630-694-4024
Fax: 248-283-6574
leonardm@bnpmedia.com

East Coast & Europe
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Tel: 856-802-1343
Fax: 248-502-1043
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Midwest, Southeast & Canada
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Tel: 630-694-4337
Fax: 248-502-1032
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West Coast & Southwest
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Tel: 415-387-7784
Fax: 415-387-7855
wwiggins@wigginscompany.com

 

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Prepared Foods E-dition
Volume XII, Issue 2
January 18, 2010

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