Titlebook: Essentials of Food Science; Vickie A. Vaclavik,Elizabeth W. Christian,Tad Camp Textbook 2021Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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GrainsThroughout the world, there is a great variety of types and amounts of grain products that are consumed by individuals. Grain products are found also in animal feed. The World Health Organization (WHO) and many countries including the United States stress the . importance of grains as a foundation of a good diet.

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Dong Yue,Huifeng Zhang,Chunxia Doud stabilizers. They are constituents of plant tissue and are large, complex molecules whose exact nature is not certain. However, enough is known to understand some of their properties and to make use of their functional properties to produce convenience and special texture foods.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-18299-5er, and contains some carbohydrates (lactose), vitamins, and minerals. Milk and milk products may be obtained from different species, such as goats and sheep, although the focus of this chapter is on . milk and milk products.

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Xavier Fernando,Ajmery Sultana,Lian Zhaorces of fats and oils may be animal, vegetable, or marine that may be manufactured in some combination in industrial processing. . appear solid at room temperature, whereas . are liquid at room temperature.

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Nalan Gülpinar,Ber? Rustem,Stanislav ?akovi?monosaccharides glucose and fructose. This chapter on sugars, sweeteners, and confections examines among other pertinent characteristics, the sources, roles, and properties of sugars, the various types of nutritive sweeteners, and sugar replacements added to foods. As well, confections and factors i