Changes in the temperature of foods and beverages have an effect on the intensity of sour, bitter and astringent tastes but not sweetness, according to a new study published online in the Chemosensory Perception journal. ...More
New research from the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Western Regional Research Center has discovered a new almond pasteurizing technique called “sequential infrared and hot air" (SIRHA) provides fast, reliable and relatively economical pasteurization. ...More
Americans ranked food safety as the No. 1 most significant food story of 2011, according to results of a survey commissioned by Hunter Public Relations. The results showed even in a year when global food prices hit record highs and both restaurant menus and retail food ...More
Roasting vegetables and spices brings out a natural sweetness and deepens flavors, adding interest to a variety of applications and menu items, from frozen pizza to soups, dips, sandwiches and snacks. ...More