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01 March

The Proof is in the Sourdough

BY: AMELIA CHEN I say New York – you’ll probably say pizza. I say Texas – you’re probably thinking brisket. Some places are just naturally associated with a food. Boston has clam chowder, Seattle has coffee, and San Francisco?...
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bread, fermentation, sourdough Fermentation, Food History & Tradition, Food Microbiology Leave a Comment
16 February

Reducing Food Waste with Food Waste

BY: DANIELLE ROBERTSON RATH “A freshly cut apple, a week-old banana, an open bottle of wine — what do these have in common? They are all common victims of the browning enzyme otherwise known as polyphenol oxidase or PPO....
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edible coating, Edipeel, food waste, reducing waste Food Technology Leave a Comment
09 February

A Chat With…Mark Hughes, Marketing & Management Division

Name: Mark Hughes Job title: CEO Company: Anderson Partners Food Ingredient Marketing (APFIM), a full-service, B-to-B marketing communications firm specializing in the global food ingredient industry and the unique marketing needs of food ingredient companies.   IFT Division(s) to...
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IFT divisions, management, mark hughes, marketing Interviews 1 Comment
02 February

The Alkaline Diet

BY: JOHN GLEESON Feeling a bit unwell? Looking a wee bit peaky? Well there’s only one logical explanation for feeling this “under the weather”: obviously your blood pH is too acidic. According to pop-culture trends, the best cure for...
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alkaline, blood pH, diet, weight loss Health & Nutrition Leave a Comment
25 January

Salty About Salt

BY: MORGAN REASE While eating a bag of chips the other day, I noticed that like many other foods that brand themselves as healthy/natural, the chip bag advertised that the chips were made with sea salt. Why though? What’s...
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artisan salt, gourmet salt, salt Health & Nutrition 1 Comment
17 January

Flavor-it’s all in your head!

BY: TY WAGONER One of my favorite family traditions is “jelly bean roulette.” Nothing makes a person squirm quite like the question of “is this peach or vomit?” and it is amazing how flavor scientists can stimulate our “smell...
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culinary, flavor, neurogastronomy Food Chemistry Leave a Comment
10 January

Smelling something rotten? Consider yourself lucky!

BY: ALEX PIERCE-FELDMEYER Have you ever woken up with a stuffy nose and realized you couldn’t smell your food like you did the day before? Well, if you have had this experience, it is quite unsatisfying. You already don’t...
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anosmia, sensory perception, smell, Taste Sensory & Consumer Science Leave a Comment
19 December

A Chat With…Bryson Bolton, Sensory and Consumer Sciences Division

Name: Bryson C. Bolton   Education: BS in Food Science and Technology from Alabama A&M University MS in Food Science with a concentration in Sensory Science from Cornell University   Job title: Sensory & Consumer Research Manager   Company:...
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bryson bolton, IFT divisions, sensory science Interviews 2 Comments
08 December

IFTSA’s Big Changes: What Do They Mean For Members?

IFTSA recently made changes to our Board of Directors structure and recruitment process to reflect our growing, global organization. Ultimately, IFTSA is eager to find the right people, equip them as leaders, and deliver on a strategic plan to...
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board of directors, elections, IFTSA, nominations IFT & IFTSA 3 Comments
29 November

A Chat With…Patrice Ann-Marie Lyon, Multiple IFT Divisions

Name: Patrice Ann-Marie Lyon   Title: Graduate student pursuing master’s degree in Food Science at Kansas State University   IFT Division(s) to which you belong: Carbohydrate Division, Dairy Foods Division, and the Product Development Division   How did you...
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